We rehearse the interview before it counts
Cameras rolling, mic open, awkward questions included. A television professional interviews you, we debrief, we go again.
They create with us:
The interview, you have already lived it
Follow-ups, reframings, tense silences. The exchange is played without indulgence. Every take is filmed, reviewed, then played again. On the day, nothing surprises you.
See the TV stage
A message that fits in one sentence
Key messages, examples, transitions. We write the lines that land together, then test them on camera. What does not survive the camera will not survive the interview.
Speak as an expert
Real conditions, before the real thing
Lighting, lapel mic, earpiece, multicamera. You rehearse on the stage, not in a meeting room. Pace and eye line are learned in the set where it will all happen.
Prepare a keynote
A place where every creation is possible
Across our 1000m², an intimate podcast shoots next to a TV stage, a brand preps its campaign while a familiar face records their own. That energy is what makes the studio.
See all our studiosHow does it work?
It all starts from the date. We build the programme back from it.
The diagnosis
Your deadline, your risks, your messages. Quote within 48h with a programme.
The filmed drill
Interview, follow-ups, live. Every exercise is filmed, then debriefed.
Making it stick
Messages consolidated, tics corrected. Your recordings are handed over within 24 working hours.
You are never alone on set
Professionals from television, advertising and cinema, brought together around your shoots by the Fantasmagorie agency: 30 years on set, from Squeezie to the Paris 2024 Games.
- Public-speaking coachPuts you at ease on camera, take after take.
- DirectorDirects the session and sets the pace of every take.
- Sound engineerCaptures flawless voices, from mic to mix.
The crew assembles to the measure of your project and your package.
Shot with us
À côté
Elliot Fricaux · Podcast · Football
Elliot Fricaux launches his podcast À côté with Georginio Rutter, Premier League footballer: 47 minutes on what matters off the pitch, from childhood passions to Pokémon.
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Frequently asked questions
All questionsWhat exactly is media training?
Training to speak in front of media and cameras: interview, TV stage, conference. You rehearse the messages, the answers to difficult questions and the codes of the image, with filmed exercises. It all happens on a real stage.
Who is this training for?
To leaders, experts and spokespeople about to speak in front of a media outlet, an audience or a camera: preparing an interview, a conference, a launch or a sensitive moment. Describe your deadline and we build the programme around it.
Why train in a studio rather than a meeting room?
Because stage fright comes from the apparatus: lights, mics, cameras, the pace of live. Training in the real conditions of a TV set defuses the surprise: on the day, you have already been there.
How long does media training take?
From an intensive half-day before a deadline to a program over several sessions. The format fits your agenda and your exposure: a program is proposed with your quote.
Do I leave with the recordings?
Yes, every filmed exercise is handed to you with its debrief. You find them in your client area, and they stay confidential.
Do you also prepare for hostile interviews or crisis situations?
Yes: awkward questions, follow-ups, adversarial interview. The drill is built on your real risks, with an interviewer from television, and repeats until the answer holds. The programme is written in the quote.
The next time you speak starts here
Describe your deadline. Quote within 48h.