Communication, content, events.
Communications assistant at Pyxalis on a work-study contract since September 2026.
Having earned my BUT MMI degree in Grenoble, I'm now pursuing a master's degree and putting strategy, content creation and event management at the service of brands, companies and associations that have something to say.
Portfolio
A glimpse of my work
Report on the Profession of Videographer/Photographer
Services
Audiovisual
Collaboration
Nolan DI FRANCESCO, ThéoMARTINEZ, Titouan GIGNOUX
Year
December 2023
This documentary, titled “The Heart of the Camera”, was an ambitious university project focused on portraying Arnaud Auria, a distinguished professional in the field. As part of this project, we took on various roles and applied different skills, ranging from video recording to conducting interviews, as well as editing and sound management. Our primary objective was to highlight the diversity and depth of this profession, showcasing the challenges, passions, and expertise that define it.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=405Obj6JZuI&t=2sTo bring this project to fruition, we invested several weeks in meticulous planning, on-site filming, and extensive research. These efforts enabled us to capture authentic moments and gather poignant testimonials, offering a fascinating glimpse into the life and work of Arnaud Auria, as well as his impact on his professional field.
K’fée des jeux – Audit & Com Strategy
Services
Communication - Audiovisual -
Graphic Design
Collaboration
Group project, five students
Year
January 2026
The game: K'Fée des Jeux, a board game café in Grenoble open since 2008, created its own game: La Main dans le Cube. One player slides a hand inside an engraved wooden cube and can no longer see what they are handling. They depend entirely on their teammates' instructions to get free. Two to four players, thirty to sixty minutes, by reservation.The problem: The venue offers more than 850 games free of charge, and the Cube sat on the shelf among them. Customers who came across it could not see why that one cost money. On-site observation confirmed it: people were not refusing the price, they simply could not see any difference with a free game.
Our answer: The project was split between two teams, ours working solely on the Cube, the other on the café's identity and organisation. We delivered a field diagnosis, a redesigned booking journey cut from five pages to three clicks, a clear separation between the consumer and the trade message, printed materials, and a costed business case including an investment rule: four consecutive sold-out weekends trigger the build of a second Cube.
The outcome: More than 100 hours of work, concluded with a full report, a client summary and a thirty-minute presentation to the owner. The café's website has since been redesigned, and several of the obstacles we identified are no longer there.
The Notebook — a personal editorial review where I break down the campaigns that inspire me.
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While my technical skills and projects have their own space on this portfolio, this is where I tell you about my approach. Fresh out of my BUT MMI degree in Grenoble, I’m interested in brands, in what they have to say and in the way they build connections with their audience. What drives me day to day is finding the right message, the most fitting format or the ideal event to engage a community and bring a project’s values to life.
Naturally curious and a real team player, I love the synergy that comes out of a collective brainstorm and the satisfaction of seeing an abstract idea come to life on the ground or on social media. To me, communicating isn’t about piling up content: it’s about giving meaning and impact to every action.
And what’s next? Since September 2026, I’ve been continuing my studies with a Master’s in Communication and Digital Strategy, which I’m completing on a work-study contract at Pyxalis. I approach this collaboration in a genuine spirit of exchange: learning from the teams’ expertise while bringing a fresh perspective, my own ideas and real initiative. With a good level of English and a passion for meaningful projects, I fully commit myself, including to projects with an international dimension, with one simple conviction: communicating well means turning every action into concrete impact.
Experience
Education
Toolkit
My skills
Expertise built around two complementary pillars: communication and visual creation.
Communication & strategy
- Social media Content strategy, editorial guidelines, community management and multi-platform publishing schedules.
- SEO · SEA · GEO Optimization for traditional search engines and generative AI, Google Ads campaigns, audits and recommendations.
- KPIs & analytics Defining indicators, campaign tracking, dashboards and reporting to steer communication initiatives.
Creation & production
- Adobe Creative Suite
- Figma
- Photography
- CapCut
- Canva
Note Proficient in WordPress with solid foundations in HTML & CSS to integrate and customize web content independently.
My passions.
Three territories that go beyond hobbies. They feed my creative sensibility, my work discipline and my cultural openness.
Living music from the inside.
Music accompanies me daily and feeds my creative sensibility. This passion has found a particular echo at Youtips, where I worked as a communication officer and content creator.
Working in a company specialised in training musicians means being around artists daily, living the studio environment, understanding how a musical universe is told through digital communication. An immersion that enriches my creative vision and strengthens my link to the cultural sector, one of the fields I'm targeting for the future.
Discipline as a driver.
Sport taught me what no school ever could: regularity, endurance, the taste for going further. Medallist in judo and karate as a child, I built on this foundation a regular sports practice that supports me today in all my projects.
This discipline translates directly into the way I work: meeting deadlines, delivering cleanly, starting over if needed. Beyond performance, it's also a field that interests me professionally, communication in the sport sector being one of my Master's objectives.
Understanding other codes.
Twelve countries visited across three continents. Each destination taught me to read different cultural codes, an essential skill for anyone working in communication today, in a sector where local culture makes the difference between a message that lands and one that misses.
My trilingualism in French, English and Italian extends this openness daily. The destination that marked me the most: India for its sensory intensity. Japan and the United States are the next goals.
- Passion - Creativity - Energy - Teamwork - Communication - Collaboration - Versatility
- Autonomy - Honesty - Determination - Responsibility - Curiosity - Confidence - Respect - Patience - Perseverance
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