Pierre-Jean Moulis is a French advertising photographer with 20 years’ experience. After working in London and Barcelona, he is now based in Paris, where he specialises in commercial product and still life photography.

Inspired by Robert Doisneau and Henri-Cartier Bresson, Pierre-Jean began his career as a photojournalist. Over the years, his interest in studio and still life photography grew and became his principal activity. 

 His client base today spans e-commerce websites such as Veepee, Printemps, Showroomprive and 24sevres, global cosmetics brands including L’Oréal, and food magazines such as Le Chef.

Pierre-Jean is known for bringing a dramatic and surrealistic approach to his work, and his strong sense of composition and lighting always produces spectacular results. Precise and efficient, he is aware of the quick evolution of the market. Clients can always expect fast, high quality photographs, making Pierre-Jean the perfect partner for even the most complex and innovative campaigns.

Kenyon Manchego is a self-taught photographer / videographer specialising in luxurious still life.

Graduating as graphic designer, he worked as an art director for several years before following his major passion, photography. Since then, Kenyon has worked with some of the most prestigious French agencies and brands.

Clients include: Coca-Cola, Payot, Nuxe, Moët, Martell, L'Occitane, La Maison du Chocolat.

EyeSee is a Paris-based full service production company working throughout France and worldwide across advertising, editorial, fashion and corporate industries. The company also produces moving images, essentially online brand content, following clients' needs and budget.

EyeSee collaborates with clients at every stage of the creative process, providing art buying, casting, location scouting, budget management, accommodation, transportation, crew booking, catering and equipment rental.

Whatever the request, the company's team of highly skilled producers strives to make every production a stress-free experience. Enthusiastic, efficient and cost-effective defines EyeSee's way of working, with the company offering seamless solutions tailored to each individual client.

Recent productions include Hennessy James with photographer Andy Glass, Dove with photographer Mathilde Méjanes, Quechua with photographer Alexis Willis, Monoprix with photographer Louise Hagger and Darjeeling with photographer Bertrand Le Pluard.

Paris-based production company JPPS offers over a decade of experience in producing professional content for international brands.  

Jacqueline Pusch and John Fanning, a German / Australian duo, are dedicated and highly organised producers who love what they do and aim to create long-lasting collaborations with their clients. They put their resources, extensive network and personalised attention into every shoot, no matter the size or budget.   

The JPPS client list includes luxury and consumer brands, agencies and magazines such as Apple, Breuninger, Calida, Dazed, Diesel, Elle, Grey Goose, GQ, Hanro, Harper’s Bazaar, Harrods, Hugo Boss, Icon, Louis Vuitton, L’Officiel, Manor, Max Mara, Moët & Chandon, Perrier, Swarovski, The Outnet, Under Armour, Valentino, Vogue, Zeit Magazin.  

See more of JPPS on their Instagram account and their recently launched website.

Yannick Brossard, born 1976 in Paris, began his career in the field of photography in 2001. Self-taught, he worked in a traditional film laboratory for two years, and witnessed the emergence of digital technologies in the professional world. These new technologies allow more flexibility and less bulky devices.

In 2003, he embarked on a trip to Argentina to develop his shooting capabilities and to discover Latin America. The meetings he made during this trip allowed him to work with great Argentinian photographers as an assistant and digital retoucher.

With his many experiences and references accumulated abroad, Yannick returned to France in 2006, and began freelance retouching. He worked mainly in fashion and advertising for Vogue, Numéro and Elle, among other prestigious brands.

Today, Yannick Brossard works mainly in the automotive sector producing catalogues, ads, press kits or commercial films. He completes his work with corporate and annual reports.

Yannick has a team that works alongside him in the realisation of films or in the retouching process.

Born in the Basque Country, of Indian heritage and a dual French/American citizen, Puxan feels just as much at home on the road shooting travel and hospitality features as he does shooting commercial food in studio conditions. 

On the road for much of the year, Puxan enjoys telling stories of the artisans, chefs, artists of the places he visits, taking a deep dive into the daily local routines of these inspiring people. 

Clients include Michelin Guide, Emmanuel Renault (three-star Michelin), Conde Nast Traveler, Princess Cruises, JW Marriott, BETC, Publicis, Hachette Publishing, National Geographic.

French photographer Adrien Le Falher attributes the inspiration for his unique landscape photographic style more to traditional art than to photography itself. An avid traveller, Le Falher is a master light manipulator who seems to harness nature’s lightbulbs at will, in order to capture even iconic landscapes under a unique and fresh light.

Armed with virtuous patience, Le Falher has had to wait months, even years in some cases, for the perfect shot (he is currently in a 10-year battle with the elements, trying to immortalise one of his visions).

As a videographer and photographer, he worked for global brands, such as Club Med, Audemars Piguet, Air France, and many others.

Some of his fine art works are also sold in multiple art galleries in Paris, as well as in book shops. He just released his first book, "24 heures à l'Ouest de Denver", about the American West.

Clovis Durand-Moldawan is an award-winning fashion and still life photographer known for his innovative approach to image in both studio and on location. He does not hesitate to use strong lighting and his approach to colors sign his creative solutions.

In the wine industry, Clovis recently collaborated with Château Haut-Brion, Château Léoville Las Cases and Domaines Barons de Rothschild. He also ran a campaign for LeClub Golf in partnership with Callaway and regularly works with the ready-to-wear brand May 29.

The end of 2019 is marked by a fashion editorial that will soon be published by the American magazine Scorpio Jin (Miami, FL).

In addition to his commercial work, Clovis continues to explore new topics and techniques through personal projects that he continues to lead with his team.

Based in the South of France, Conti Sud Productions offers all-inclusive production services for film and photo clients, ranging from scouting services to crew booking, casting and set design, providing whatever is needed to ensure a successful shoot.

Through a wide network of partner companies around the world, Conti Sud Productions guarantees top quality services and efficient cost solutions for productions worldwide.

Conti Sud Productions also offers houses to rent for film and photo clients in Europe (including Ibiza, Mykonos, France and Corsica), Morocco, Bali, Phuket, Rio de Janeiro, Goa and Cape Town.

Welcome to Showcase France, brought to you by Production Paradise. This issue features some of the leading photo and film production companies, photographers, location services and scouts, hair and make-up artists, fashion stylists and equipment rent companies working out of France.

More creative professionals and facilities for photographic and film production are available in our Paris Photo and Film directories.

Brands and publications including Ford, Longchamp, Chanel, Manor, Coca-Cola, Leroy Merlin, Elle, Nissan, Shiseido, Hermés, Harper's Bazaar, M Le Monde,  BMW, Monoprix, Hennessy Paradis, and Vogue among others, have trusted these professionals with their latest advertising campaigns and editorial shoots.

Be sure to catch our recommended events:

• The Moroccan House of Photography: carte blanche á Hassan Hajjaj. The exhibition features numerous photographic series, installations, videos, furniture and decorative elements. Until 117th November at Maison Européenne de la Photographie, Paris.
• Cosmopolis #2 Repenser l'humain presents constellations of works around technological diversity, relationships between place and scale and the affirmation of alternative ontologies. Until 23rd December at Centre Pompidou, Paris. 

Our cover image was shot by Vincent Alvarez. Hair styling by Júnior Queirós.