Yohann Chanoir

Yohann Chanoir is a lecturer at Sciences Po, Reims Campus, associated with the CRH (Centre de Recherches Historiques) and GAM (Groupe d'Archéologie Médiévale). His research focuses on medieval history in cinema, territorial medievalism, and historiography in transmedia contexts.

• PhD in History (2020) on Medieval Castles in Cinema: Between Imagination and History, directed by Perrine Mane
• Editorial staff member of the online journal Medieval History and Images
• Co-editor at L'Oeil du témoin, Manager Attitudes, and Nonfiction

His work explores medievalism across cinema, television, and advertising, with a focus on North America, England, China, and Europe. Recent projects analyze neo-peplum medievalism, medievalist food representations, and historical authenticity in fantasy series. Collaborations with Danièle Alexandre-Bidon and others appear in multiple publications. Conferences include presentations at Université Paris-Saclay, EHESS, and International Medievalism Symposia. He contributes to digital humanities through the CRH's Research Sources and Data Collective.