Remi initially trained as a dancer (ballet and contemporary) before shifting into filmmaking. He made this transition after discovering the broader reach he could have through film rather than as an individual dancer on stage, as well as the artistic scope film has to tackle any subject matter.
His directorial style centres heavily around bold tones and cultural fusions. His willingness to explore different cinematic techniques, enthuses his work further with dynamism and movement creating a striking visual language.
Remi’s ability to elevate production value as well as heroing his subjects has deeply ensconced himself as a directing voice creating poetic editorials, music promos, ads, and short films.
Projects
- Melz Owusu x Logitech Mini DocLoved Directing this Film. Only ⅕ of UK universities have committed to restructuring their curriculums to be more inclusive. It’s no wonder Melz Owusu always struggled to identify with the history information being taught. To change that, the PhD student started the Free Black University to diversity education and redistribute knowledge. Because education should be the most freeing and liberating experience ever. #DefyLogic
- TRES REEBOK SS20 | DUALITYDirector: Remi Laudat , Editor: Greg Hayes , Colourist: Andi Chu , Composer: Gama 'BlkkTrxx' Artistic Director: Madbadting Shooter/DP: Will Stuetz Tres Rasche has collaborated with Reebok for their SS20 collection. Duality is a theme that runs deep within the TR DNA! We expand on this through the models Khleopatre and Kai.
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Projects credited in
- Alice Hurel x National Alopecia Awareness MonthTo raise awareness for National Alopecia Month, Reform The Funk collaborated with photographer Kim Lang director Remi Laudat and model Alice Hurel on a photo series and film showcasing the beauty of baldness and alopecia.6
- Talk and Play Episode 4 : Eniola AlukoIn our FINAL episode, Chante Joseph visits Eniola Aluko's home for a games night! The pair discuss sport, justice, and identity, as well as Eniola's new book.2
- Nqobilé Danseur - Licensed to DanceNqobile often gets credited for bringing African afrobeats dancing to the mainstream. We wanted to tell the story of the girl behind the music videos and show the world that she is such a unique and amazing artist, choreographer and dancer in her own right. The focus of the film is on celebrating and showing this beautiful Black African woman and literally putting her on a pedestal as well as presenting African dance as a beautiful, organic and authentic art form.
Work history
Senior Film Team: Cinematographer, Editor, Director
- London, United KingdomFull Time
Skills
- Directing Film
- Directing Shoots
- Cinematography
- Photography
- Editing
- Editing Film