#EFAPCANNES - Perrine Quennesson, journaliste, critique de cinéma & présentatrice de l’émission Le Cercle sur Canal+
Journaliste, critique mais surtout fan de cinéma. Perrine Quennesson a un double rôle au Festival de Cannes : elle travaille "pour un magazine où (elle) fait des critiques de films" mais également "pour un autre magazine qui, lui, est spécialisé dans l'industrie" pour lequel elle rencontre et échange "la faune" du cinéma : distributeurs, exploitants, producteurs, vendeurs...
Un double chapeau qui lui permet d'avoir "un regard à 360 degrés au sein du Festival", un regard qu'elle qualifie de "total" sur le cinéma.
Son conseil pour nos étudiants de l'école de communication EFAP qui souhaitent travailler dans l'univers du cinéma : "Ce qu'il faut, c'est s'accrocher : ce n'est pas un milieu toujours évident. Mais, surtout, "avoir un esprit très ouvert" et "être curieux". Action !
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