Christophe Koclejda

Christophe Koclejda is a French director and cameraman who completed part of his higher education at ESRA. He began his career in television, working as a cameraman on numerous sets and reports. He later turned to directing, specializing in the filming of classical music concerts as well as the production of televised religious services. As the founder of the company Alkoda OnAir, he has developed a demanding artistic approach focused on showcasing the classical repertoire, both visually and musically. Among his notable works-many created in collaboration with conductor Jean-Pierre Lo Ré-are "Le Grand Requiem d'après Beethoven", "Marie-Magdeleine" and "La Terre Promise" by Jules Massenet, "L'Apocalypse selon Saint-Jean" by Jean Françaix, as well as televised Masses recorded in iconic locations such as Notre-Dame de la Garde in Marseille and the Basilica of Saint-Denis for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. He has also contributed to various video projects for professional events, including for companies like Elastic, while continuing to focus primarily on the direction of musical and liturgical productions.