Born in 1965, Benoît Lange takes his first pictures to show Jack Preger’s work in the streets of Calcutta in 1989. Two years later, a first photograph book is born “In Calcutta, the doctor of forgotten people” became a best-seller. This was the beginning of a long career as photographer which led him to travel all over the world.

Camille Cottagnoud is a highly skilled “foot soldier” of documentaries in which he immerses himself. This head operator, from the Valais, held the camera for Fernand Melgar’s films (Exit, La Forteresse), Pierre-Yves Borgeaud (Retour à Gorée) and Manuel von Stürler’s “Hiver Nomade”. He has earned many prizes including a Gold Bayard in Namur and the Grand Prize of the Camerimage festival in Poland.

At the age of 20, Thomas Queille starts the Ecole de Cinéma of Geneva where he realises his first short films. He meets Pierre Morath, and collaborates regularly with this Geneva author-director. In 2012 he works as  1st assistant and head editor of “Chronique d’une mort oubliée”, a film which was recompensed with a golden nymph at the Monte Carlo festival, before he shot and edited a feature film by Pierre Morath, “Free to run”.

Mike Fromentin, young Parisian originated from Normandy, FEMIS degree is an enthusiast of beautiful pictures. He started his training by obtaining an audio-visual BTS and became head editor for the cinema. He worked on many feature films (Max & Ienny, One o One, Ne te retournes pas…), series and numerous documentaries for television.

Pierre-Antoine Hiroz was originally a mountain guide while training as assistant director for documentaries. Since 1985, he devotes his time exclusively as director. His work is directed towards documentaries (over 20 productions) reports and fiction (l’Enfant et les loups, Premier de cordée, La Grande crevasse,…) these projects have received numerous prizes in various international festivals.

Claude Muret is a graduate of law of the Lausanne University. He has worked at the Cité des Sciences as cultural engineer. He collaborated on about forty films as script-writer, co-director or actor, amongst which Yves Yersin’s “les Petites Fugues”, Christine Pascal’s “Le Petit Prince a dit” as well as “Pas les flics, pas les noirs, pas les blancs” by Ursula Meier.

Founder, administrator, director, sound engineer with Masé. Has a diploma from IAD (Institut des Arts et Diffusion) in Brussels, Denis has worked in the field of sound for pictures since 1986 for television and cinema.

Kevin was Queille grew up with music from childhood. It was obvious to him that he should make it his profession. Composer since 2007, he works on very varied projects, out of which the films: “Chronique d’une mort oubliée” (Gold Nymph in Monte Carlo) and “Free to Run”. In 2016 he joins the Dr Jack film adventure and composes some of the music.

François Bernheim is a composer. He has collaborated with a great number of artists (Renaud, Gérard Lenorman, Marie Laforêt, Serge Reggiani) and composed many titles for Patricia Kaas (Mon mec à moi, d’Allemagne, ..) he writes and composes for advertising, television and cinema, namely the song “Il Mio Rifugio” which accompanies the film “Tandem” by Patrice Leconte.

Rodney Musso benefits from a long experience in feature films and plays admirably with colours. Close collaborator of Luc Besson, he worked as calibrator during nearly eight years for no less than 36 feature films, amongst which “Home”, “Taken 1 & 2”, ”Hitman” or “L’Homme qui voulait vivre sa vie”.