Pauline PJ

Delivered a Film Studies lecture on 'The Female Gaze in French Cinema' in English and a seminar for French Department professors on 'Gastronomy in French Cinema' in French.

Delivered four FLE lectures about films and French cinema and conducted a teacher-training session in FLE pedagogy under the Erasmus Programme.

Presented screenings of films and a talk in French on the role of female French directors historically and today.

Served as educational manager for the editing programme in a Master's in Documentary Cinema and Visual Anthropology, teaching theory and practice with DaVinci Resolve and Adobe Premiere, and creating multimedia projects with the Media Lab.

Facilitated cinema workshops for children and teenagers aged 7–25 in Paris, Aubervilliers, and Vincennes.

Taught film history, aesthetics, analysis, screenwriting, and short-film directing, as well as FLE and French culture through site visits, for the Junior Year Abroad Program.

Conducted cinema workshops and FLE for international women with Collectif Maquis’art.

Provided training in Film Studies and cinema-workshop pedagogy for trainee teachers.

Led cinema workshops in English for international children aged 3–11.

Conducted cinema workshops for children aged 7–10 in primary schools.

Taught French as a Foreign Language at a vocational college in Rizhao, China.

Taught screenwriting and directing to teenagers in audiovisual cinema programmes at several high schools.

Led audiovisual cinema workshops for adolescents.

Completed series writing training at CIFAP, France.

Completed a feature film writing workshop at INA, France.

Grade: 16.78/20

Master's Degree in Comparative Literature, Film Adaptation. Thesis on the adaptation of Flannery O'Connor's Wise Blood by John Huston; grade 16.78/20.

Grade: 3.8/4

Activities and societies: Directed five films for special studies and thesis; founder of the French Film Festival about the representation of teenage girls at The French House.

Cultural Studies Diploma with a GPA of 3.8/4, focusing on American Studies, Film Studies, and American Literature. Directed five films and founded the French Film Festival.

Master's Degree in Film Studies with a focus on screenwriting, directing, and production. Created a first documentary for French television and a cancer-prevention film.

Master's Degree / Bachelor's Degree in Film Studies, covering history of cinema, philosophy, literature, theatre, psychoanalysis, and visual anthropology. Thesis on Bruno Dumont's 29 Palms.

Completed the second year of a Bachelor's Degree in Ethnology and Sociology as an independent candidate.

Activities and societies: Director and screenwriter for the class film diploma.

French Baccalauréat in Literature, Cinema and Audiovisual Studies. Directed and wrote the class film diploma.