Laëtitia Moreau began her career as a reporter for La Rue, Le Monde, Canal+ and Marianne, then as the assistant director of Daniel Karlin, before being stung by the documentary virus in 2004. Social issues are at the heart of her work. She made her first documentary Les Passeurs, Prix Mitrani du Fipa, in 2004.
Laëtitia Moreau began her career as a reporter for La Rue, Le Monde, Canal+ and Marianne, then as the assistant director of Daniel Karlin, before being stung by the documentary virus in 2004. Social issues are at the heart of her work. She made her first documentary Les Passeurs, Prix Mitrani du Fipa, in 2004.
Laëtitia Moreau began her career as a reporter for La Rue, Le Monde, Canal+ and Marianne, then as the assistant director of Daniel Karlin, before being stung by the documentary virus in 2004. Social issues are at the heart of her work. She made her first documentary Les Passeurs, Prix Mitrani du Fipa, in 2004.
In 2009, she created one of the first bi-media programs with A simple and revolutionary idea for Canal+, and turned to the field of interactive writing. She joined the Scam’s Writing and Emerging Forms Committee in 2012, before being elected to the Board of Directors.
From June 2019 to 2021, Laëtitia Moreau was president of Scam.
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