Joyce Menger is born in The Netherlands and moved to France at the age
of 18 and lived since in Paris. As much as her varied cultural background, her
career path is pluri-disciplinary in the audiovisual field.
Starting as a VFX digital artist for feature films, she assumed very
quickly the position of a VFX producer at Éclair Laboratoires where she had the
chance to work on highly acclaimed films such as The Pianist, Kingdom of Heaven
or March of the Penguins.
Even if her profession satisfied her plainly, she needed to fulfill her
more personal creative needs. The former gallery Thibault de Chastenet exposed
her paintings Les Pepettes in 2008. A modern interpretation of The girl with
the pearl earring was bought by the director Doug Liman in New York.
In 2010, she stepped out of the full VFX path heading to new
opportunities of creative producing and post-producing in digital content. Aware
of the impact of images on nowadays society, she adapted herself to the new
requirements of brands, the different formats and new techniques and
technologies needed to accompany them in their communication.
During this period, she has never stopped using her experience as a
graphic artist for professional and personal use and continued to develop
projects which she takes at heart.
She produced an animation film for the association Imagine for Margo,
children against cancer with the students of Pole IIID in Roubaix.
Always on the lookout for new ways of communication, she develops
nowadays, beside production and post-production missions, interactive immersive
experiences with as major theme the preservation of the planet in order to
awake an environmental awareness.
