Investigating for the past 30 years film and
photographic territories, Stéphane Sednaoui's work
spans the genres of music videos, photojournalism,
portrait and fashion photography and is now
directed towards art and cinematographic projects.

Known for his work as a music video director, he is
the author of the critically acclaimed "Give It Away"
(Red Hot Chili Peppers), "Sly" (Massive Attack),
"Mysterious Ways" (U2), "Big Time sensuality"
(Björk), "Fever" (Madonna), regarded as some of the
most memorable of the medium. In 2005, Palm
Pictures published a retrospective of his work, "The
Work of Director Stéphane Sednaoui".

An equally established photographer, Stéphane
Sednaoui has covered as a photojournalist such
monumental events as the Romanian Revolution of
1989 and the 2001 attack of the World Trade
Center. He has also been a regular contributor to
Vogue Italia, Vogue China, Vanity Fair, The New
York Times Magazine, Interview and Visionaire as a
fashion and portrait photographer.

Since 2008 Stéphane Sednaoui is focusing on his
artistic projects. He has been exhibiting his art work
in New York, Paris, London, Beijing and Shanghai
and (as of 2014) he is in the development stage of
his first feature film and he is publishing his 1st
book about the 9/11 tragedy.