Procesos de pensamiento (teorÃa de apremios)
Rozenn Milin , born in 1960 is a professional Frenchwoman of audio-visual and a defender of the Breton culture
Born in the countryside léonarde, raised within a family of peasants Breton nants, it starts young person to militate for its language and its culture: as of its 15 years, she plays theater in Breton and teaches the Breton dance and the language. She makes her studies with Brest (License of history in 1980 and controls in 1996), with Rennes (license of Celtic studies in 1988) and with Paris (DEA of history to the practical École of the high studies in 1998). She carries out her research tasks on the Celts and death in the Antiquité according to the Greek and Latin texts and the human Celts and sacrifices in Antiquity . On the professional level, it sails starting from 1978, into Breton and French, between the radio (Radio Armorique then Radio Brittany Western) and regional television (FR3 Brittany and Pays of the Loire) where it is very with turn journalist, stimulating, producing, and even bilingual announcer! In 1986, it emigrates towards New York, where it resumes studies of theater, and plays on scene and on television, in English, Welsh and French, with New York, in the United Kingdom and France. Established in Paris of 1990 with 2000, it takes again in parallel activities of journalist and works primarily for Welsh television. During all these years, it in addition alternates periods of intense labor and voyages to the long course with the four corners of the world: North America and of the South, the Middle East, Central Asia, China, the ex-USSR, Africa… These peregrinations know a term in September 1998 when Patrick Le Lay proposes to him to take the reins of a project of Breton television which is born on September 1st, 2000. Rozenn Milin becomes the managing director of TV Breizh, first regional and bilingual television channel in France, which it leaves in 2003. In 2005, it is attached audio-visual to the embassy of France with Beijing. She is elected Bretonne year by armor magazine in 2000. She is decorated with the Ordre of Hermine in 2001.