A new chapter in South-South collaboration: remote interns from Kanēa join the journey

We are excited to welcome remote interns from Kanēa School in French Polynesia!

Two groups of four students, one from the first year and one from the second year, will join our workflow, bringing fresh energy, perspectives, and talent into a shared creative space that transcends distance.

This collaboration marks an important step in how we approach learning and production today. Working remotely is no longer a constraint: it is a powerful framework that allows us to connect territories, ideas, and people across oceans, building new ways of creating together.

The students will work using Diversion and real-time pipelines with Unreal Engine, engaging with tools and processes aligned with industry standards. They will experience what it means to collaborate in a distributed production environment, where precision, communication, and creativity go hand in hand.

Beyond the technical aspect, this is about connection. Different cultures, different rhythms, different ways of thinking, all meeting in a shared space of creation. These are the moments where new ideas emerge and meaningful exchanges happen.

This initiative also strongly reflects our commitment to South-South collaboration. Connecting Martinique and French Polynesia means building direct bridges between territories that share similar realities, while shaping a more autonomous and connected creative network.

This is a milestone moment, one to be marked. A first step toward long-term collaboration, shared projects, and a new way of thinking about creation, education, and exchange across our regions.