Alexandre Pierrin, Author at CMF Trends

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Alexander Pierrin works as a writer/director on projects ranging from documentaries to humoristic webseries and radio performances. He wrote and directed the fictional webseries “doXa” for Studio 4 (France Télévision) as well as SURVIVRE, a documentary webseries on survivalists for the IRL platform (France Télévision). Finally, he was nominated for the “Prix SACD-Longueur d’ondes de la Fiction radiophonique humour 2018” for the collective creation Yoga Citoyen.

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Studio+ and Blackpills: One Concept, Two Destinies

Alexandre Pierrin - January 30, 2019

This article was co-written by Alexandre Pierrin and Cassandra Binet. Less than two years ago, two web series apps that were to revolutionize mobile video...

DoXa: Writing, Producing and Distributing My First Web Series

Alexandre Pierrin - July 16, 2018

My first web series titled doXa (6x16) was launched on May 10, 2018. From writing to distribution and all the way through the shooting...

The All-Video Era on Social Networks

Alexandre Pierrin - May 9, 2017

Video has taken over social networks and transformed how content is created. What impact has this social shift had on video and how to...

Webseries Emerge From the Shadows

Alexandre Pierrin - March 22, 2017

Major industry players the likes of Vivendi are capitalizing on webseries by launching new platforms (Studio+ and Blackpills) that focus on a rising trend:...

The secrets to developing narrative podcasts

Alexandre Pierrin - September 28, 2016

How is it that successful podcasts like Serial reach millions of listeners? A look back on the strengths of a good story, whether it’s told by...

Podcasting is conquering transmedia and virtual reality

Alexandre Pierrin - September 27, 2016

Podcasting is a soaring market that is no longer limited to radio. Both adaptable and responsive, it now rubs up against transmedia storytelling and...

Interactive Fiction: The Videogame / Film / Novel Hybrid

Alexandre Pierrin - February 11, 2016

A look at “interactive fiction,” video game genre growing in popularity that favours storytelling and feelings over gameplay. Heavy Rain, released on PlayStation in 2010,...