david cangardel

Directed a 12-part documentary series, "Artificial Intelligence: From Origins to the Present," currently in writing and production. This role involved comprehensive oversight from conceptualization to execution.

Instructed various training programs including writing and directing short films, editing as the third stage of writing, and transition from analog to digital. This involved curriculum development and practical instruction.

Authored and directed the feature film "V.I.T.R.I.O.L.", a thriller currently in writing and development. This involved conceptualizing the story and developing the script.

Edited the documentary "Depardieu, A Driving Force" for France 5's Empreintes. This role focused on crafting a compelling biographical portrait.

Edited the themed evening "Claude Lévi-Strauss by Himself" for Arte. This involved deep engagement with anthropological and philosophical content.

Edited the themed evening "1917, The Russian Revolution" for Arte. This project required meticulous attention to historical detail and narrative flow.

Edited "Muammar Gaddafi or the Libyan Paradox" for Arte. This involved complex political and historical narrative construction.

Served as Visual Effects Artist for Arte’s "Polanski by Polanski". This involved creating and integrating visual effects to enhance the documentary.

Directed the short film "Between", a dark comedy that received multiple international awards. This involved overseeing all aspects of short film production.

Authored and directed the dark comedy "Who Killed the Idiot?", adapted from a comic by Nicolas Dumontheuil. This involved adapting source material and directing a notable cast.

Directed commercials for various companies including Quad, Le Criquet, and Hamster O2. This involved managing advertising projects from concept to final delivery.

Directed the experimental short film "Near Life Experience", which garnered international awards. This project pushed creative boundaries in filmmaking.

Directed the drama short film "Sub". This project focused on character-driven storytelling and emotional depth.

Served as Visual Effects Artist on Arte’s themed evenings. This involved creating visual effects for various cultural and biographical documentaries.

Served as Staff Editor on the cultural magazine "Metropolis" for Arte. This role involved consistent editing for a weekly cultural program.

Directed the horror short film "Torana". This involved developing a horror narrative and executing it within a short film format.

Directed the fantasy short film "Reality Dream". This involved creating a fantastical world and narrative within a short format.

Edited the themed evening "The Hidden Face of Oil" for Arte. This involved complex narrative structuring for an investigative documentary.

Authored and directed the sci-fi thriller "Sold-up", written in collaboration with Julie Demay. This involved co-writing and developing a complex narrative.

Edited Arte's themed evening "Mao, A Chinese Story". This role involved extensive historical research and narrative construction.

Edited Arte's themed evening "Gallimard, the Reading King" for the 100th anniversary of Gallimard. This project required extensive knowledge of literary history and cultural impact.

Edited the documentary "Philip Roth, Unfiltered" for Arte. This involved working with a renowned director to craft a biographical narrative.

Edited the documentary "The OAS Tells Its Story" for Histoire Channel. This role focused on assembling compelling narratives from historical accounts.

Directed and edited the documentary "Pierre Boutang" for Histoire Channel. This project involved in-depth biographical research and narrative construction.

Directed and edited the documentary "In Bigeard’s Footsteps" for Histoire Channel. This involved historical reenactment and archival footage integration.

Authored and directed the dark comedy "In Vino", which was in writing and development. This project focused on developing a unique comedic narrative.

Directed and edited the documentary "François Roustang, Journey of a Therapist" for Histoire Channel. This project focused on biographical storytelling and psychological insights.

Directed and edited Episodes 1 & 2 of "Inside the Minds of the Four Generals" for Histoire Channel. This involved managing multiple episodes and maintaining narrative consistency.

Directed and edited the documentary "Ernst Jünger: The Enemy Speaks" for Histoire Channel. This role required a strong grasp of complex literary and philosophical themes.

Authored and directed the sci-fi thriller "Anemia", which was in writing and development. This film explored complex themes related to biology and identity.

Directed and edited the documentary "Fidel Castro, El Comandante" for Histoire Channel. This involved historical research and narrative construction.

Authored and directed the sci-fi thriller "Zero Day", which was in writing and development. This project focused on exploring themes of virtual reality and its impact.

Directed and edited the 24-part documentary series "Deleuze, from A to Z" for Arte's 30th anniversary. This project required extensive collaboration and a deep understanding of philosophical subjects.

Completed a Magistère in Image, focusing on a Master's in Science and Technology. Additionally, obtained a DESS in Audiovisual Communication.

Pursued a DUT (Diplôme Universitaire de Technologie) in Computer Science and Electronics. Gained foundational knowledge and practical skills in both fields.

Obtained a High School Diploma with a focus on the Science Track. Developed a strong academic foundation in scientific disciplines.