Aloïs Menu began his career on television in 2013 as a silhouette in the series Alice Nevers, the judge is a woman. That same year, he shot his first commercial. Between 2015 and 2017, he made small appearances in the cinema in Dalida, Chocolat or They are everywhere. He also plays in many short films for international festivals such as the Nikon Film Festival and
the 48 Hours Film Project. He directed his first short film Brother in his hometown where he also created in 2015 his production Wondrous Films.

It was during these years that he made his first television sets, notably as a stage speaker on the program "Touche pas à mon poste" on C8. During these years, he also hosted and produced a weekly entertainment talkshow called 19HLIVE in Reims on RJR RADIO. Between 2018 and 2020, he gave new impetus to his career by being represented by the agent Aurore Castaldi and played a few small roles on television in the series De Gaulle and Les Rivières Pourpres on France 2 as well as an advertisement for shutters. Somfy trolleys. It was also in 2018 that he climbed the steps of the Cannes Film Festival and went to the Deauville Festival for the first time representing his production company Wondrous Films.

These years also mark his debut in dubbing after having trained in the association "Le Vagabond" in Malakoff with Vincent Violette, Marc Lesser, Paola Jullian and Régis Rheuillac.


Nomination "Best Supporting Actor" for the short film Le Veilleur - Festival Garoa in Sao Paolo

"Best Supporting Actor" nomination at the South America Award festival for The Watchman