“Telematinit’s my childhood: waking up at my parents’ house, the television on and breakfast served”, recalls Julie Poirier. The journalist never thought she would work for this program one day. However, at 41, she has presented a live column there for two seasons called “Window on the regions”. Every week on the program presented by Julia Vignali and Thomas Sotto, Julie crosses France to meet these women and men who create, innovate and put themselves at the service of others. Something to delight this thirsty for land.
Julie Poirier: from big to small screen
Julie Poirier was born in 1981 in Beaune, Côte-d’Or. She is the only daughter of Gilles, business manager in a machining company, and Catherine, who works in human resources. “As a child, I wanted to do movies or be a prima ballerina“, she laughs. After a literary baccalaureate, the young woman began studies in audiovisual communication, then joined a film school in Quebec in 2004. Back home a year later, her parents, not very enthusiastic about her choice of studies, ask her to find a job. She therefore became a freelancer for a daily newspaper in her region. and summarizes football matches: “I didn’t know anything about it, but I went to the nerve“, she lets go.
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The journalist worked with the son of Gérard Holtz
Spotted by France 3 Picardie while officiating on the radio, Julie was offered the co-hosting of the regional morning show in 2011. The journalist found her way thanks to François Dufour, the editor-in-chief. “He bet on me and built me“, she says. It was at this time that the young woman met Julien Holtz, a digital consultant, thanks to a colleague from the chain. “I didn’t realize he was Gerard Holtz’s sonuntil I met his father“, jokes the journalist, married since 2015.
The great adventure of Telematin on France 2
After six seasons at the helm of Picardy MorningJulie left the show to join the headquarters of France Télévisions in Paris and participate in the development of Franceinfo. Laurent Bignolas, who saw her at work on France 3, asked her to do duplexes in the news channel’s newspapers. An exercise that she repeats in those of Telematin. When France 2 launches the new formula of the show in 2021, she is entrusted with a column. Today, the journalist, still amazed by her job, imagines one day presenting her own show outside as Do not dream Where Great Escape. “It’s my ultimate dream“His only condition? To remain free…
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