Awarded storyteller Mélanie Wenger is a storyteller and a founding member of the Inland cooperative based in Paris. Photographer, documentary film director, she began her career in Libya, at the end of the revolution, on the series "Wasted Young Libya" (The Broken Childhood of Free Libya). She works with the French and international press, she is a contributor to National Geographic, Le Figaro Magazine. Stern, Geo... Between 2014 and 2017, she directed a documentary series on loneliness and old age in the intimacy of ' Marie-Claude ', she is the 2017 winner of the HSBC Prize for Photography and published a monograph of the same title at Actes Sud. Since 2015, she has been questioning the relationship between man and animal and telling the schizophrenic story of conservation. Her work has been exhibited around the world, notably at the Festival Visa por l'image 2021 and the Festival de La Gacilly 2022. 12 years of corporate experience Team leader and photographer at the European Parliament's photo service for 6 years, Mélanie Wenger has developed her knowledge in production, team management, studio photography and events within the European institutions. She also worked with external clients for 12 years such as the Representation of Hesse to the Institutions, the Yves Rocher Foundation, the National Geographic Society and Médecins Sans Frontières. Translated with _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_/Translator (free version)…Awarded storyteller Mélanie Wenger is a storyteller and a founding member of the Inland cooperative based in Paris. Photographer, documentary film director, she began her career in Libya, at the end of the revolution, on the series "Wasted Young Libya" (The Broken Childhood of Free Libya). She works with the French and international press, she is a contributor to National Geographic, Le Figaro Magazine. Stern, Geo... Between 2014 and 2017, she directed a documentary series on loneliness and old age in the intimacy of ' Marie-Claude ', she is the 2017 winner of the HSBC Prize for Photography and published a monograph of the same title at Actes Sud. Since 2015, she has been questioning the relationship between man and animal and telling the schizophrenic story of conservation. Her work has been exhibited around the world, notably at the Festival Visa por l'image 2021 and the Festival de La Gacilly 2022. 12 years of corporate experience Team leader and photographer at the European Parliament's photo service for 6 years, Mélanie Wenger has developed her knowledge in production, team management, studio photography and events within the European institutions. She also worked with external clients for 12 years such as the Representation of Hesse to the Institutions, the Yves Rocher Foundation, the National Geographic Society and Médecins Sans Frontières. Translated with _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_/Translator (free version)WWWW…