PHYSIO
DOCUMENTARY FOR France.tv now available on YouTube
WHO ARE WE ?
INFINITE Media is an independent production company founded in 2021 by Lazard Timsit. The company produces documentaries and fiction projects for cinema, streaming platforms, and television, as well as theatrical productions.
In 2023, INFINITE Media produced PHYSIO, a documentary broadcast on France Télévisions and ranked among the most-watched titles on France.tv. The film has since been released internationally on YouTube in an English-language version.
In March 2025, the company released MANNEQUIN, a documentary following a young American model during Paris Fashion Week. The film was broadcast on France.tv and is also available on YouTube France.
Based in Paris, INFINITE Media is currently developing several film, series, documentary, and theatrical projects in collaboration with partners in France and internationally.
PROJECT
THE MODEL (English title) is a documentary produced by INFINITE Media and directed by Lazard Timsit. The film follows a young American model, Lydia Waldrop, before, during and after Paris Fashion Week.
The documentary was released in March 2025 on the France.tv platform and is currently available on YouTube France.
THE FOUNDER
LAZARD TIMSIT
Lazard Timsit is a director, writer and producer, and the founder of INFINITE Media. Since 2021 he has produced and distributed documentaries for France Télévisions (PHYSIO and MANNEQUIN) while developing fiction and documentary projects for cinema and streaming platforms.
Before founding INFINITE Media he worked in Los Angeles at the animation studio ZAG Studios, contributing to internationally oriented projects such as the series Miraculous Ladybug. He also worked as a production assistant on advertising campaigns for major international brands (Coca‑Cola, Apple, Toyota, Honda, Estée Lauder, Mitsubishi, Acer, etc.) and completed an apprenticeship at Lionsgate during his studies.
He holds a bachelor’s degree in film and television production from the University of Southern California (USC) School of Cinematic Arts in Los Angeles, where he lived for six years, and he also studied at Syracuse University. With this international experience, he now develops audiovisual and stage projects in France and abroad and remains open to artistic collaborations around original creations.