Julien Marsault
About Julien Marsault
Julien Marsault is a reporter and photojournalist known for his documentary-style photography and contributions to various notable publications. He has a background in law and journalism, and currently works as a freelance photographer and reporter in Glasgow.
Work at Ouest-France
Julien Marsault worked at Ouest-France in various capacities. He served as a Reporter from 2014 to 2015 for 10 months in La Roche-sur-Yon, and later as an Editorial Secretary from 2015 to 2016 for 1 year in Nantes. In 2019, he returned to Ouest-France as a Reporter for 6 months in the Le Mans area. His roles involved reporting on local news and contributing to the publication's editorial content.
Education and Expertise
Julien Marsault has a solid educational background in law and journalism. He studied Law at the University of Nantes from 2011 to 2013. He then pursued a Master's degree in Journalism at ESJ Pro Montpellier from 2014 to 2016. Additionally, he completed a MOOC in Transmedia Storytelling at UNSW Australia in 2016. His expertise includes natural, moody, and documentary-style photography.
Background
Julien Marsault has lived and worked in several cities, including Dublin, Ireland, and Budapest, Hungary, before settling in Glasgow. His diverse experiences in different cultural contexts have contributed to his development as a reporter and photojournalist. He has collaborated with notable publications such as M le Mag, Libération, and Slate.
Current Work and Contributions
Since 2020, Julien Marsault has been working as a Freelance Photographer at Agence Hans Lucas and as a Freelance Reporter and Photojournalist in Glasgow. He has contributed to La Revue Écossaise, focusing on Scottish culture and society. His work is showcased on platforms like Hans Lucas and Instagram, reflecting his ongoing engagement with contemporary issues through photography and journalism.