Documentaries Reports Humanitarian films Hurry Organic Contact english Marlène Rabaud comes from Plastic Arts and Cinema. She graduated from Beaux-Arts in Rennes and from the Studio National des Arts Contemporains, Le Fresnoy, where she directed several short films. She began her career in the Democratic Republic of Congo as an image reporter for Reuters, TV5, RTBF and France 24. She has directed most of her documentaries there. Before directing and producing documentaries, Arnaud Zajtman was the BBC's permanent correspondent in Africa for more than ten years, mainly in the Democratic Republic of Congo. His reports have also appeared in Le Monde, Liberation and Le Soir. He was awarded the Bayeux War Correspondents Prize in 2003 for a report on the Kisangani massacres (DRCongo), and a BBC Award nomination for his work as a correspondent in DRCongo. He holds a Masters of Art in Radio from Goldsmiths College (University of London) and a BA in Journalism from the Université Libre de Bruxelles. Together, Marlène and Arnaud won the Public Liberty and Human Rights Award from Al Jazeera, for their film " Antoine, a journey". + Download Marlène Rabaud's CV + Download Arnaud Zajtman's CV