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Jean-Gabriel Leynaud
Réalisateur/trice, Scénariste, Directeur/trice de la photo
France
© courtesy of Next Films Distribution
Site web : https://jgleynaud.com
Français
Cinéaste français.
Jean-Gabriel LEYNAUD est un réalisateur, scénariste et directeur photo.
Il est connu pour LE SANG ET LA BOUE - OF MUD AND BLOOD (2025), "Une place dans la République" (2006), "Under The Stones of Gaza" (2006), "A woman in Antarctica" (2000), "Everest Eyes Wide Open" (1999).
Jean-Gabriel Leynaud débute très jeune dans le cinéma, menant en parallèle une carrière d'assistant image en fiction et de chef opérateur en documentaire. À 19 ans, il signe son premier film, Place de la République, où il suit pendant un an deux jeunes SDF toxicomanes. Depuis, il a réalisé une quinzaine de documentaires. Il a également signé la photographie de plus de soixante documentaires pour le cinéma, la télévision, ainsi que des fictions et des publicités. Ses films ont été sélectionnés dans de grands festivals (Venise, Sundance, Tribeca, FIPA…) et projetés à la Cinémathèque Française et à l'ASC. Il a été nommé en 2025 pour la meilleure photographie documentaire aux prix de l'AFC.
Fuente / Fontes / Our Source / Quelle / Nos Sources (MAIS INFORMAÇÕES / READ MORE / PLUS D'INFOS) :
► Africiné Magazine (Dakar)
► https://jgleynaud.com
► https://ccadiff.ukzn.ac.za/diff46/of-mud-and-blood/
► https://nextfilmdistribution.com/jean-gabriel-leynaud/
► https://nextfilmdistribution.com/le-sang-et-la-boue/
Updated by Thierno DIA, 21 August 20252025
Jean-Gabriel LEYNAUD est un réalisateur, scénariste et directeur photo.
Il est connu pour LE SANG ET LA BOUE - OF MUD AND BLOOD (2025), "Une place dans la République" (2006), "Under The Stones of Gaza" (2006), "A woman in Antarctica" (2000), "Everest Eyes Wide Open" (1999).
Jean-Gabriel Leynaud débute très jeune dans le cinéma, menant en parallèle une carrière d'assistant image en fiction et de chef opérateur en documentaire. À 19 ans, il signe son premier film, Place de la République, où il suit pendant un an deux jeunes SDF toxicomanes. Depuis, il a réalisé une quinzaine de documentaires. Il a également signé la photographie de plus de soixante documentaires pour le cinéma, la télévision, ainsi que des fictions et des publicités. Ses films ont été sélectionnés dans de grands festivals (Venise, Sundance, Tribeca, FIPA…) et projetés à la Cinémathèque Française et à l'ASC. Il a été nommé en 2025 pour la meilleure photographie documentaire aux prix de l'AFC.
Fuente / Fontes / Our Source / Quelle / Nos Sources (MAIS INFORMAÇÕES / READ MORE / PLUS D'INFOS) :
► Africiné Magazine (Dakar)
► https://jgleynaud.com
► https://ccadiff.ukzn.ac.za/diff46/of-mud-and-blood/
► https://nextfilmdistribution.com/jean-gabriel-leynaud/
► https://nextfilmdistribution.com/le-sang-et-la-boue/
Updated by Thierno DIA, 21 August 20252025
English
French filmmaker.
Jean-Gabriel LEYNAUD is a film director, screenwriter and cinematographer.
He is known for LE SANG ET LA BOUE - OF MUD AND BLOOD (2025), "Une place dans la République" (2006), "Under The Stones of Gaza" (2006), "A woman in Antarctica" (2000), "Everest Eyes Wide Open" (1999).
An AFC Best Cinema Documentary Cinematography 2025 nominee (French ASC Awards) for "Toxicily".
Cinematographer of over 100 documentaries, fictions, commercials, and music videos that have won more than 40 International Awards (2 for best Cinematography) and have been released in theaters and on the biggest international broadcasters (NETFLIX, National Geographic, Discovery Channel, Arte, France TV, HBO, DR, SBS, NHK, BBC...)
Jean-Gabriel Leynaud is an award-winning director and cinematographer with extensive experience in cinema and television, both on fictions and documentaries for platforms such as Arte, Netflix, National Geographic, France TV, Canal+, NHK, PBS.
With over 20 films shot in Africa, Of Mud and Blood marks his sixth project in the Kivu province of Eastern Congo (DRC). Initially drawn to the region to film its active volcanoes and wildlife, he was profoundly moved by the stark realities faced by its inhabitants, who have endured decades of relentless conflict. To authentically capture the life of an isolated mining village in a conflict zone, he assembled a team of Congolese researchers led by Josaphat Musamba, a renowned anthropologist expert in armed conflict and mineral resource governance in the DRC.
Inspired by his previous work following young homeless drug addicts over several years, he spent an extended period in the village of Numbi, allowing him to intimately document the characters' lives, and to reveal the harsh realities they endure to fuel the global demand for the latest technology.
Fuente / Fontes / Our Source / Quelle / Nos Sources (MAIS INFORMAÇÕES / READ MORE / PLUS D'INFOS) :
► Africiné Magazine (Dakar)
► https://ccadiff.ukzn.ac.za/diff46/of-mud-and-blood/
► https://nextfilmdistribution.com/jean-gabriel-leynaud/
► https://nextfilmdistribution.com/le-sang-et-la-boue/
Updated by Thierno DIA, 21 August 20252025
Jean-Gabriel LEYNAUD is a film director, screenwriter and cinematographer.
He is known for LE SANG ET LA BOUE - OF MUD AND BLOOD (2025), "Une place dans la République" (2006), "Under The Stones of Gaza" (2006), "A woman in Antarctica" (2000), "Everest Eyes Wide Open" (1999).
An AFC Best Cinema Documentary Cinematography 2025 nominee (French ASC Awards) for "Toxicily".
Cinematographer of over 100 documentaries, fictions, commercials, and music videos that have won more than 40 International Awards (2 for best Cinematography) and have been released in theaters and on the biggest international broadcasters (NETFLIX, National Geographic, Discovery Channel, Arte, France TV, HBO, DR, SBS, NHK, BBC...)
Jean-Gabriel Leynaud is an award-winning director and cinematographer with extensive experience in cinema and television, both on fictions and documentaries for platforms such as Arte, Netflix, National Geographic, France TV, Canal+, NHK, PBS.
With over 20 films shot in Africa, Of Mud and Blood marks his sixth project in the Kivu province of Eastern Congo (DRC). Initially drawn to the region to film its active volcanoes and wildlife, he was profoundly moved by the stark realities faced by its inhabitants, who have endured decades of relentless conflict. To authentically capture the life of an isolated mining village in a conflict zone, he assembled a team of Congolese researchers led by Josaphat Musamba, a renowned anthropologist expert in armed conflict and mineral resource governance in the DRC.
Inspired by his previous work following young homeless drug addicts over several years, he spent an extended period in the village of Numbi, allowing him to intimately document the characters' lives, and to reveal the harsh realities they endure to fuel the global demand for the latest technology.
Fuente / Fontes / Our Source / Quelle / Nos Sources (MAIS INFORMAÇÕES / READ MORE / PLUS D'INFOS) :
► Africiné Magazine (Dakar)
► https://ccadiff.ukzn.ac.za/diff46/of-mud-and-blood/
► https://nextfilmdistribution.com/jean-gabriel-leynaud/
► https://nextfilmdistribution.com/le-sang-et-la-boue/
Updated by Thierno DIA, 21 August 20252025
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