Happy new year everyone!! A look back at 2010

We are a few hours away from starting 2011, and it seems appropriate to take a look back at 2010 and a whirlwind of emotion. I can't believe it's already over. It seems only yesterday I was filming Mona and Brian beautiful wedding at the Westin St. Francis, but the truth is they are about to celebrate their one year anniversary, and many more to come.

2010 was a particular year for me because it was a year of growth in my personal and professional life. On a professional point, I was able to get to a different level in my work, and I renewed my passion for wedding films. I became a better storyteller, and I spent the year learning and being a student of the industry. This is why 2011 is going to be so exciting. I feel I have never been more on top than I am right now, and I want to keep improving, so for those of you who will join the CINEMATT family, I can assure you to give you my best effort to make better films and better stories! and I can't wait to get started.

On a personal level, I went through a crazy year where new people came into my life to guide me and help me when I needed it the most: So there are a few person I need to thank: Elley! you are my rock and my muse, not much more need to be said, except I vow to achieve all the goals we have talked about in 2011, and this a promise (sounds a bit cheesy but it's true). Amelie! you make life so much better, and so joyful. You are the best!! Caroline and Dan thank you for your friendship your advice, and you help. Jerome, although we didn't get to see much of each other this year, you, Mila, Pauline Romeo and Katia is what I have the closest as family here, so thank you for the friendship, the support, and the love you guys have given me.

On a fun level, I achieve lots of traveling and discovered new places, which beauty I did not suspect, and I took a bit more time to enjoy life and not just be consumed with my work, which actually is a key to success. Being consumed by your work clouds your mind and prevent you from being creative I think. So it's nice from time to time to take a step back. I only come back stronger in my editing room.
 So for 2011 I hope to see more of the same.

Thank you for your constant support, and for those of you who are considering CINEMATT for your wedding, please be sure to stop by my new location in Belmont, and take a look to what I have in stock for 2011. It's is going to be a great great year. 

California Academy of Sciences - San Francisco - Elaine and Rudy

This year I have been fortunate to work in some really amazing locations. Julia Morgan Ball Room, Mark Hopkins, Ritz Carlton HalfMoon Bay, Calistoga Ranch and Carneros Inn Just to name a few.
But when Elaine and Rudy contacted me and chose me as their wedding filmmaker, I was beyond ecstatic to be working at California Academy of Sciences, the world's largest platinum museum in the world, and the greenest one. This made for an amazing backdrop for their lavish event magistrally orchestrated by the talented Jess Flood. Chef Christophe and his team of La bonne Cuisine had prepared some magical food to compliment the event. On top of it I had the pleasure to Shoot with Jerry and Ingrid from Jerry Yoon Photography, who are class acts to work with.
For the film I didn't want t go the usual route and I definitely wanted to concentrate on using Angel's speech - Elaine's MOH - as the backbone of my edit. Angel had the particularity of being the "matchmaker" and her very eloquent toast was the best way to introduce our newlyweds.
Elaine and Rudy are really fun people and I wanted their personality to shine throughout the film, therefore I decided to use a much upbeat music for the second part of the edit.
So without any further ado, here it is:

Julia Morgan Ballroom - Wedding in a week - Jen and Medel

When Jamie Chang from Mango Muse Events contacted me mid July to see if I were interested in partnering for Wedding in a Week, which was organized with Wedding Wire, and Star 101.3 FM, I was intrigued. Sure I already had a busy month of August with 6 events. But I never back down from a challenge. So I decided to say yes.
What I liked about the idea was to film a wedding of someone I have a) never met, b) didn't even know they were getting married a week before the wedding, and c) was working with a select crew of some of my favorite people, such as Vasna Wilson and Gustavo Fernandez, Armando Sarabia of Get Your Do Up, the prestigious Julia Morgan Ballroom, and my friends at Big fun DJ.
I also wanted to give a shut out to Heron Freed Toor, who did an admirable job on the ceremony. It was beautiful, and felt very personal.
On top of that I was able to ask my good friend James Burkart to film alongside with me on that day.
Although the ceremony was a bit tricky with literally no space to work, James and I had our plan well set up, and the whole thing went without any problem. Jen and Medel had written their own vows and boy did Medel brought it. The whole place was tearing up after his beautiful declaration. So I knew that this would be the basis to my film. I knew that family is very important to them so I wanted to make sure to include as much as possible of their family and friend in this short film, as well as give a good feedback of a day, which for Medel and Jen was once in a lifetime event.
Make sure to watch this stunning wedding which include a really nice moment when they saw each other for the first time. Medel could barely keep it together.
I hope you will enjoy it, and as usual don't hesitate to comment or to press the like button.
Merci et bonne soirée.
Matthieu

Here is the list of all the great sponsors who made that day possible:

Participating Wedding Professionals
Julia Morgan Ballroom Ceremony & Reception Venue Website
Blue Heron Catering Catering Website	Mango Muse Events Wedding Planning Website	Vas Photography Photography Website
Huckleberry Karen Designs Florist Website	All Cruise Travel Honeymoon Prize Website	Cinematt Videography Website
Bridal Image of San Francisco Wedding Gown Website	get your DO up! Hair and Makeup Website	Trentadue Winery Reception Wine Website
Beaux Gateaux Wedding Cake Website	Big Fun DJ DJ Website	Magnolia Photo Booth Photo Booth Rental Website
Wildflower Linen Reception Linen Rental Website	Selix Formalwear Men’s Attire Website	Glenn Staller Ceremony Musician Website
Heron Freed Toor Officiant Website	Mabel Chong Bridal Jewelry Website	Paper Source Wedding Stationery Website
Speakeasy Ales and Lagers Beer Sponsor Website	Blue Water Party Rental Event Rentals Website	Shane Company Wedding Rings Website

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Freedom Hall - Sunnyvale - Jenny and Ben

I know it's been a while I have not posted anything, and the reason is simple: I was on vacation. After 22 straight weeks of filming weddings, I felt I needed a break and decided to travel part of the world literally since I went to 5 countries in 4 weeks.
But enough about me and let's get back to Jenny and Ben. I have known Jenny for a while now as I have shot both of her brothers wedding. So filming her own wedding was definitely fun for me, and some added pressure since she had two examples of what I can do. But as usual each and every wedding is different. They all bring their own colors and diversities, and Jenny's wedding was no exception.
I hope you will enjoy this colorful depiction of the day, which blended a bit of the asian and Jewish traditions.
Thank you Jenny and Ben for trusting me with your most important day.

Bonne Journee,
Matthieu

Westin St. Francis Hotel - San Francisco - Mona and Brian

2010 started with a bang for CINEMATT with the rebranding and excited weddings throughout the whole year. In celebration of an insane, crazy, and extremely rewarding year, I would like to introduce you to Mona and Brian. This couple of talented lawyers had their beautiful Persian inspired wedding at the Westin St. Francis Hotel, downtown San Francisco. Atop the city with gazing views of Coit Tower and San Francisco Bay, the Imperial Floor was the perfect venue for both ceremony and reception. There is definitely a sense of grandeur when you enter the room. The architecture and the refinement of the place were well fitted for this lovely couples and their 150 guests.
For this full feature edit, I axed my story around the very poignant speeches that Mona's sister and dad, and Brian' brother and dad gave throughout the evening. It was definitely emotional, and fun, and a great way to find out more about them, and their story. I hope you will enjoy it.
As usual please do not hesitate to leave comments or to simply hit the like button if you like their film.
For better viewing, press play then pause immediately, and wait for the whole film to download, before sitting back and enjoying it.
Merci et bonne fin de soiree*.
Matthieu



*Thank you, and have a great evening.

I would like to give special thanks to Andy Hirsch from Blue Moon Productions, and Elley Ho from Elley Photography, who were my second and third shooter on that day. Thank you for your hard work, and talent. This wedding would have not been the same without you.

Silver Creek Country Club - San Jose - Wendy and Jeffrey

Today I would like to introduce you to Jeffrey and Wendy. Their wedding took place at Silver Creek Country Club in San Jose. It was always one of the location I wanted to shoot at but never had an opportunity to do so. Unfortunately when they approached me with their wedding date I was already booked. So I told them I can have my crew shooting but I won't be the main shooter. They were fine with the idea, as they knew I would handle the editing. However, I wanted to make sure everything goes according to plan, so in the morning of the prep I showed up unannounced in San Leandro to shoot the bride prep, before heading off to the wedding I was supposed to shoot in Monterey. I think Wendy was really happy and surprised to see me there.

Their beautiful ceremony and reception were extra specials as Jeffrey's dad was the officiant, which made it even more personal.

The piece I'm presenting you with is their highlight. This is a fun way to share your wedding day with your friend, in a fast pace and entertaining fashion.

I hope you will enjoy it. If you do, don't hesitate to push your like button, or leave a comment.

Thank you for stopping by, and *a bientot j'espere.

Matthieu

* and I hope to see you soon

Heather's Farm - Walnut Creek - Sara and David

This past June I was lucky enough to take part in Sara and David's union. David is a pastor and found love a year and a half ago when he met the beautiful Sara.
In front of their friends, and their family, they professed their love for each other, and had an intimate reception following.
One of my favorite moment of the day was definitely when David and Sara saw each other for the first time. Sara was so cute, and so nervous at the same time as she walked toward David's who was just looking at her with gazing eyes and a cool demeanor, but shade a few tears as she turned the corner.
Another great moment was when their matron of honor actually addressed the crowed and asked for Pastor David's fellowship to welcome Sara as one of their own. That was a great moment and something i had never seen or heard before.
Congratulations to the beautiful couple and I will be following on your many adventures.
So without further do I would like to introduce to their beautiful wedding film.
I hope you will enjoy it and if you like it then just press the like button or leave a comment. Your inputs definitely help me to improve my craft.
Bonne journee et a bientot.

Matthieu

Have you considered wedding videos? The art of story telling

Ever since I started working in the wedding industry a mere ten years ago, I always strive to improve my work to give you the best possible wedding video. At first, it was just about shooting, and more shooting, getting some creative shots, and piecing them together in order to have a wedding video. But in the long run, it became apparent to me that shooting, editing and putting a video together was more than just some pretty shots, or some cool music.

You see, I want my films to have a meaning, a story... your story. You may notice I said “your story”, and the reason I use the possessive pronoun, is because I really want to have an attachment to you. I don't want you to feel like you are just hiring a videographer. Instead, you are making a new friend. It seems stupid to say but for the longest time I didn't get that concept; I was too wrapped up in doing "video" work. I was more focused on the technical aspect of making the video rather than the human aspect of it. Then, one day in 2004, my dad visited from France, and he watched my work. All the sudden he told me: "Your work is good but I can't seem to connect with your couples." It hit me like a ton of bricks.

Coming from a man who spent 25 years on the airwaves in France connecting with strangers night after night, I took to heart what he was telling me and realized the importance of his message. You see, I grew up listening to my dad's soothing voice on the radio every night. And even though I would only get to see my dad on precious weekends, I had a deep connection with him through the air waves. My dad had a radio show that started as a half hour program, in which truckers will call to report any road blocks or any other situation. Then the 30 minutes stint became a four and a half hour daily fixture, where total strangers, night after night called to get help, some passing a message to their family and some to solve their most personal problems. There was no internet or cell phone at that time, so my dad was it. No matter who was calling him, he was able to connect with them on a personal and emotional level in the span of few seconds. And Dad did that for 25 meaningful years.

The realization that I wasn't connecting to my couples struck me hard. I needed to do what my Dad did in my video work. Within a few weeks I completely revamped my idea of wedding video. Now enters the term “wedding film”. I started to think of what was the best way of telling your story. The best way, and there is no substitute to this for me, is to meet with you on a deeper level to establish that easy feeling you should have with any of your handpicked wedding vendors. It goes beyond just shooting your wedding day, the most important day of your life. So when you meet me or when we talk on the phone, be ready to tell me everything about you! Anything that would be of interest in order to tell your story the best way possible and don't leave the details out. Even little things that you don't think matters are little nuggets of gold. I really want you to give me a better and brighter picture of who you are, what you want, and what you are looking for. I just don't want a simple sketch, I want a canvas! A canvas I can refine, and  use to reflect your story in the wedding film that I will personally create for you.

And that's why I consider my videos to be wedding films.

I'm fortunate to have great couples who feed and respect my imagination and creativity, and I look forward to documenting your day with the same passion and same creativity that continues to burn inside of me.

With all this, I present to you a full feature length wedding film: "Serendipity".
why Serendipity? Well if Jane had taken a trip to Buenos Aires she might have not met the man of her dream aka David. You see Jane had planned to go to Buenos Aires for a Christmas trip, but the trip was cancelled last minute due to work. So she needed an out, and the out was San Anton, Austria. And although when she got there she thought she had ended up in a retirement house, she couldn't imagine she would meet her future husband the very next day, the very British and distinguish David.
Fast forward 3 years later, and here we are at Hans Fahden Winery, in Napa Valley in Calistoga. Off course as you can imagine the Ski theme was very present in this beautiful wedding, where Jane and David brought their friends and Family from all around the world to gather to celebrate their union.
From the ski tag for sitting cards, to the cutest ring holder representing a man and a woman in hot tub after a long day of skiing, everything was around that theme. Even their signing book was in fact a pair of skis.I hope you will enjoy it, and be sure to watch it until the end of their magical story.
Congratulations again to Jane and David.

Merci et bonne journee,

Matthieu

Garden Room Hotel - Oakland - Christina and Winfield

I always love cultural weddings. They are always rich in colors, tradition and fun. Christina and Winfield's was exactly that.

When they contacted me for their wedding I was ecstatic. I had shot Winfield sister's wedding the year before, so I knew it would be an occasion to meet their family again. It's always nice when family members refer me, and at the same time, it is a challenge because you want to make sure to deliver them with something unique and representing their personality well. And it wasn't to difficult to do in their instance.

From photo session at target to dancing on the bay in Emeryville, and including some funny vows, this film is a sure fire cracker, where both of Christina and Winfield fun personality shines.

Enjoy and merci for watching.
Matthieu

backyard wedding - knightsen - Tobi and Jake

Who does not like bbq, fresh lemonade, chocolate and caramel fountains, and scrumptious pies? Well when you combine all those delicious food to a wedding, it makes it even better. That's what Tobi and Jake did.
When Tobi contacted me to film her wedding, she described what she wanted from the day, and I knew right there, that it was going to be a fun and beautiful wedding. So many small details went into making their day really special. It is definitely a do it yourself wedding which encompass the things they love the most: BBQ, summer days, friends and family
So i wanted to make sure that their film will be a cumulation of all their elements.
I hope you will enjoy it as much as I enjoyed putting it together.
A special thanks to Andy Hirsch from Blue moon productions for helping me filming on that day.
Enjoy and hope to hear from you.
Bonne Journee,
Matthieu

Cinematt at the San Francisco Ritz Carlton Bridal Fair

Last Sunday I had the privilege to represent videographers at the San Francisco Ritz Carlton Bridal Fair. This lavish event put together by modern bridal was an occasion for me to show case some of my recent work to future brides and grooms. Although I don't do many bridal fairs, in fact I don't do any, the one at the Ritz is always fun, and has been good to me in the past years.
Here is a picture of my booth:



As you can tell I'm very comfortable in front of the camera NOT, and that is why I prefer being behind the camera.

It was great to meet so many brides whose weddings is fast approaching. Thank you to them for coming by the booth and telling me about their wedding.



Thank you to Elley photography for documenting the day

Attention: This is not a wedding video....

... but it's worth watching.
Yes most of my films are weddings, but from time to time I get to work on a really cool project which has nothing to do with weddings. Sex and the City is one of those.
This event was put together by Michi Sushi Restaurant, Club Auto Sport, Sophie Lai of Simply perfect events, and Christina Romero of Elegant Occasions. This is a pretty cool place to not only store your car. It is also a great place to party and conduct private parties and events.
My approach to the filming was not to transform it into a promo corporate work but more of a guest perspective. I hope you will feel I capture the actions of the event.
Now back to weddings and so many exciting films to share with you soon hopefully.

Merci et a bientot.

Cinematt has a new logo

When I rebranded last year, I found an awesome designer, who really helped me to get my vision across in creating a great website, and giving me a new image. The one thing I was missing was a logo. So here it is.
Thank you for the support, and I promise I will be posting some new and exciting films soon.

Bonne Journee,
Matthieu

destination wedding - France - Greg and Chloe

Greg is French, Chloe is Chinese. They met in Beijing, and after a four year long distance relationship involving a lot of air traveling between France and China, Chloe decided to fly to France and stay for good. I was lucky enough to film their beautiful wedding in Chessy-Les-Mines (France). Here is their film. A consommer sans moderation

Sriteja's 3rd Birthday

When Naga called me to shoot his son 3rd birthday I was very excited. I had shot his wedding ceremony two years ago and he had contacted me to shoot his son second birthday. Unfortunately I couldn't as I had a wedding that day. But apparently Naga liked my work and decided to contact me for the third birthday.
So here is a highlight of Sriteja's fun party, which involved muppets animals, cup cake making, and a Diego theme

City Hall - San Francisco - Dawn and Sujith

Last year I had the immense pleasure of filming Sujith's and Dawn's wedding. It was my first City hall wedding on my own. I had shot there in the past when i was working for Royal Weddings, but never have I had a reception there in the past. So needless to say I was excited to shoot in this landmark.
What made it even more exciting is That Dawn is of Chinese Descent while Sujith is Indian from The Kervala region. Therefore mixing both cultures was a big part of the celebrations.
Congratulations to Dawn and Sujith and their family, and thank you for making me part of your special day.

Ritz Carlton Half Moon Bay - Half Moon Bay - Ida and Leo

Ida and Leo got married on December 6, 2009. Their tea ceremony and reception were held at the prestigious Ritz Carlton Half Moon Bay, and their ceremony was held in Sunnyvale. Ida's mom was really an intricate part of making the wedding a beautiful sophisticated event as she made pretty much every detail. It was a very emotional moment when Ida gave praise to her mom at the end of the evening.
Here is their highlight.

Vendor spotlight: Allied Arts Guild in Menlo Park

Back in August of 2009, cinematt was honored to shoot the wedding of Jessica and Chris at Alied Arts Guild in Menlo Park. This is a very beautiful place with an old tuscan feel to it, and if you are having a wedding or any event for that matter, it is definitely a place to consider.
The staff is very friendly and the location is peaceful and private. There were so many elements that I love about the place, I decided to put a quick short. If you are interested in finding out more about Allied Arts Guild, please go to their website or call (650)322-2405
Merci et a bientot,

Matthieu



Here is also the highlight for Jessica and Chris wedding:

7 more spots for 2010

I cannot believe it has been almost 6 weeks since I last posted something on the blog. Time flies when you are busy getting ready for 2010, which is shaping to be an amazing year. Such a great year that I have almost reach my full potential for 2010, and I'm starting filling up my schedule for 2011.
Thank you to all of you who are making it possible for cinematt to thrive and strive to be one of the top Wedding Filmmaking company in the Bay Area some great venues to shoot at, with some amazing photographers, as well as great coordinators. I promise to be posting more in the next few weeks but in the meantime here is one of my all time favorite Save the Date Video. If you are interested in doing something similar, please do not hesitate to contact me @ info@cinematt.com
Merci et a tres bientot.

Matthieu

Cathedral of Blessed Sacrament - Sacramento - Andrea and Sam

It's always fun, yet challenging when two siblings hire you as their videographer. It's fun because you are going to know some of the people already and this definitely is an advantage when shooting. It's challenging because you want to give the couples, two very distinct pieces yet with your stamp. So when Andrea contacted me to shoot her wedding, I was both excited and nervous. I had shot her brother Aaron's wedding a year before so I wanted to make sure that both would get a very different product. On top of that I was delighted to work with my good friends at Tinywater Caroline and Dan. They are super talented and it made my life easy to get inspired in created this 5 minutes highlight. I hope you will enjoy it.

Bon weekend a tous*

Matthieu

This is why I do What I do.

In November I had the pleasure of shooting Jenny and Leo's wedding at San Francisco Intercontinental Hotel. It was an intimate affair with friends and family members. Both Jenny and Leo have a very strong faith and their union was a celebration of their faith and love.

I delivered the Film to them a couple days ago, and last night as I was coming back from dinner, I found this email, which put a wide smile on my face: here is the email along with the video. I hope you will enjoy it.

Dear Matthieu,

I've seen the video of highlights at least 10 times today because i love it so much. you captured the heart of the relationship that Leo and I have, and the spirit of the wedding day. i don't know how you did that so well, without even knowing us. one of my good friends who has been to MANY MANY weddings emailed me today after she saw the video and said it was the best she has ever seen. my parents also are very impressed by it.

much thanks to you for leaving us this huge gift of a wonderful video.

we can't wait to receive the unedited raw version as well

we are grateful that Patty at 8Events recommended you to us. we will definitely recommend you to others with future weddings.

-jenny and leo

Jenny & Leo, Intercontinental Hotel San Francisco from Matthieu Meynier on Vimeo.

Wish upon a wedding has launched

I feel lucky to belong to such a great industry as the wedding industry. We have the privilege to cover such wonderful events and such happy occasions. None the less to say covering wedding is fun.

But unfortunately not everybody is lucky enough to have a beautiful wedding because their health doesn't allow it, and the cost of medical has supplanted the cost of the wedding expenses. This is where Wish Upon a Wedding comes in. As stated on their website, Wish Upon a Wedding is "America’s only wedding wish granting organization, Wish Upon a Wedding produces weddings & civil union ceremonies at destinations across the United States for individuals facing terminal illness"

Wish Upon a Wedding was launched nationally yesterday at beautiful Villa Montalvo in Saratoga and counts chapters in Los Angeles, New York, Orlando and Chicago. This is a great organization and if you are interested in helping, please go visit the website.

Thank you for your time, and have a wonderful day.

Matthieu

Let's all do what we can to help Haiti to get back on it's feet

In the wake of the terrible earthquake in Haiti that has struck the island, we need to do what ever we can to help support the relief effort. Houses, schools and hotel have been flattened by this tragedy for a country that is no stranger to cataclysmic event. Read this very powerful article to understand how this catastrophe is just one more thing that has happened in Haiti.

CINEMATT wants to help as well, so if you are a past client and would like to participate in the effort release, you can purchase an additional copy of your wedding, and all proceeds will be sent to the Red Cross.

If you are interested in booking CINEMATT, we will donate 10% of those as well to the red cross, until the end of the month.

We all can make a difference if we get together and do our part.

Thanks and have a great day.

Matthieu

From MvideoM to cinematt

When I started my company 6 years ago, I struggled with the name. I thought of MMvideo, because my name is Matthieu Meynier. But apparently somebody had thought about it before me (duh!) So here I was not thinking of other options, until I stumbled upon drawing my logo and I saw the look. It was obvious my company will be called MvideoM.

From working from my apartment in Daly City, to moving to San Francisco, MvideoM - just like my videos - went through so many phases and changes. New business card, new website, new look of videos.



In 2007, I finally got the chance to move out of working from my apartment to a studio. At that time I felt that MvideoM needed to grow up. So it became MvideoM Productions:


But today I have decided to switch gear and let go of the old to bring cinematt. Please visit us at www.cinematt.com, and be part of the change.

I have never let anyone or anything discourage me from realizing my dreams. Whether it was moving from France to the USA on my own, attending the University of South Florida and get decent GPA to be on a scholarship, being recognized as a good journalist in written press ( I was writing sports, and mostly soccer and Tennis, but I did cover some college and high school football) or to just opening my own business. I didn't know I would be a wedding videographer, then a storyteller. It was not in my cards. But sometimes life throws at you opportunity, that either you can't refuse, or you can't avoid. In my case it was the lattest. But reflecting it on it 10 years later, I don't regret anything. Cinematt will be a celebration of all those moments. I will tell your story as good as I cannot from the standpoint of the videographer, but from you point of you. Ultimately you, your family and your friends make the story. Actually YOU are the story. So hopefully you will see in my work an honest truthful, not over the top depiction of your story. Something you will want to share with your family and friends over and over again.
I look forward to meeting you.
Take care, and have a wonderful week, and long live cinematt

Bonne soiree,

Matthieu

Happy new year, everybody.

Bonne Annee et tous mes voeux pour 2010!!

Well as you can see I'm relooking. 2010 is a year of change with entering a new decade, and new technologies for our use. So I decided what would be better to kick off the year with a brand new look, new name, new inspiration, and of course better and more daring films.
Although the new website is not up yet, I am working hard on it, and should have it set up by Monday.
Why the change of name would you ask. Well it's easy. I wanted something simple, more personal, and representing my work better. MvideoM Productions was great, but I felt the name was very unpersonalized, and I felt like it was not in par with what I had in mind for this new year.
I don't want to consider myself as a videographer, but as a storyteller. I want to tell your story, not just video your wedding.
My commitment to you remains the same but I definitely want to kick it up a notch. In that effort, I am switching gears (literally) as I enter the world of DSLR, to give you a more polish a more vibrant and a more heartwarming film. The old is out and the new is in, and it's time to make it relevant. I have always been dedicated to give you more and more each time, and I will strive to do the same this upcoming year. I just moved to a beautiful loft in Emeryville, and I invite you to come see me, and discover what I have in store for you.
I'm really looking forward to meeting with you. In the meantime, happy new year, and a bientot j'espere.

Matthieu