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For his 15th birthday, Leo Scomorovschi was given a reflex camera. The Streets of Paris were his playground, so he quickly started taking photos and printed them himself. A year later, he decided that his passion would become his job. He got into The National School of Louis Lumière, in the cinema section. During his course he produced several institutional films for Caterpillar and Coubertin foundation.

When he got out of The National School of Louis Lumière, in 1998, he joined the team Leo Production which produced the cultural documentary : Voilà Paris screened on TV5. He worked there for a year as a reporter cameraman and produced his first television work. In 2000 he is the award winner of The Vivendi Foundation Competition for the creation and production of an advert for the 7 of Cegetel .

He likes meeting people, travelling and ecology, so, he naturally turned to documentaries and the coverage of major international events. In 2002, he produced his first documentary about a nomadic ethnic group in Burma. The channel Escales from the AB Sat group noticed and bought this 78 minute film, self-produced by 109 films. Then, he produced ten 52 and 26 minute documentaries for several television channels.

He has regularly been working for the program Telematin as first cameraman and reporter since 2004, he has been given the shooting for different prime-time programs for the public service : Vu du ciel, Thalassa, Faut pas rêver, Des racines et des ailes, Le Grand Tour, Secrets d'Histoire...

At the same time he has been working for the production of documentaries, adverts and institutional films (NHK,TOSHIBA, Shiseido) with a French-Japanese group.

As he is curious about everything, he likes taking up new challenges. He wants to take part in projects such as The explorers network.