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QUEBEC FILM
SOURCEBOOK
2016
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QUEBEC FILM AND TELEVISION COUNCIL
TOLL FREE: 1 866 320 FILM (3456)
Telephone: 514 499-7070
Fax: 514 499-7018
info@qftc.ca
www.qftc.ca
For the e-book version go to www.quebecfilmsourcebook.com
DISCLAIMER Although every effort has been made to ensure that this
information is correct, the publisher cannot guarantee accuracy. Please
take note that the information herein is meant to be used as a guide only.
© Copyright 2015, Quebec Film and Televison Council.
2015 Edition Published by Quebec Film and Television Council
It is a pleasure for us to provide you with this invaluable
tool that is the Quebec Film SourceBook (QFSB), the
annual directory of the Quebec film and television
industry.
Now in its 5th edition, the QFSB is a comprehensive
guide to the best of what Quebec has to offer in terms
of labor, services, resources and infrastructures to help
you film your production in our province. In it, you will
also find all you need to know about our generous tax incentives, our unions
and guilds, as well as our regional and municipal film offices – everything to
ensure your film or TV shoot runs as smoothly as possible, from pre-production to the production, post-production and VFX stages.
The number of foreign productions and contracted visual effects work has
been on a steady climb in Quebec over the past five years. In fact, it is
expected that, in 2015 alone, cumulative budgets will exceed $450 million.
Such a high level of success and professionalism, much appreciated by the
Hollywood film and TV industry, is reflected in the book you are currently
holding.
Over the past year, Quebec has been host to several productions of various
sizes and budgets that took advantage of our reliable and highly competent
crews, appealing tax credits, state-of-the-art studio facilities and wide variety of
ideal shooting locations. These include: X-Men: Apocalypse (20th Century Fox),
Story of Your Life (21 Laps Entertainment, Lava Bear Films), The Walk (Sony
Pictures Entertainment), Stonewall (Centropolis Entertainment), as well as
the TV show Ascension (Blumhouse Productions, Lionsgate Television &
Universal Cable Productions).
We hope this guide will be as helpful to you as it has been to many production companies and film and TV executives over the past five years, and that,
like them, you will come to the conclusion that Quebec is the perfect place to
shoot your next project.
We remain available to answer your questions at any time.
Pierre Moreau
Managing Director and National Commissioner
QUEBEC FILM SOURCEBOOK 2016 / QFTC 1
“ Montreal was a perfect fit for the movie
The Walk, a combination of good
locations, good incentives and good
visual effects production.”
— STEVE STARKEY
Producer, The Walk
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
“Fantastic! One of the best places in North America to make
a movie. You’ve got everything here, the best crews I have
worked with in Canada.”
— DENNIS QUAID, Actor, The Art of More
“The reality is that in Quebec, you can find highly skilled
technicians. American producers know they can rely on
a first-rate crew of dedicated workers here. The same goes
for our VFX specialists.”
— DENIS VILLENEUVE, Director, Story of Your Life
“When I’m shooting out in the street, there are terrific locations
here (Montreal) that can double for Paris or Russia.”
— BRYAN SINGER, Producer and Director,
X-Men: Days of Future Past
“Montreal was a perfect fit for the movie The Walk,
a combination of good locations, good incentives
and good visual effects production.”
— STEVE STARKEY, Producer, The Walk
“The QFSB is an invaluable tool. It has saved
me a considerable amount of time!”
— KEN TOPOLSKY, Producer, The Lottery and Zero Hour
“Goodbye, Montreal ! I had such a great time – the sights,
the food, the people – I think you might be my favorite
city in Canada !”
— NEIL PATRICK HARRIS, Actor, Smurfs 2
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ALPHABETICAL TABLE OF CONTENTS
6
REGIONS15
USEFUL INFORMATION
61
FILM INCENTIVES
75
PRE-PRODUCTION87
CREWS105
PRODUCERS127
EQUIPMENT139
STUDIOS & STAGES
147
POST-PRODUCTION157
VISUAL EFFECTS
167
ANIMATION179
PROPS & SP FX
187
SUPPORT SERVICES
191
FILMED IN QUEBEC
207
QFTC PARTNERS
253
INDEX265
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ALPHABETICAL
TABLE OF CONTENTS
2D/3D CONVERSION
169
4 REASONS TO FILM IN QUEBEC
19
ACCESSORIES122
ACCOMMODATIONS89
ACCOUNTING90, 108
AERIAL SHOTS
141, 189
ANIMATION181
ART DEPARTMENT
109
ART DEPARTMENT ASSISTANT
109
ART DEPARTMENT COORDINATOR
109
ART DEPT COORD ASSISTANT
109
ART DIRECTION
109
ART DIRECTOR
109
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
110
ASSISTANT DRESSER
125
ASSISTANT FX MAKE-UP ARTIST
116
ASSISTANT HAIR
114
ASSISTANT MAKE-UP
116
ASSISTANT PAINTER SCENIC
116
ASSISTANT PROP MASTER
122
ASSISTANT PROSTHESIS MAKE-UP ARTIST
116
ASSISTANT SET DRESSER
123
ASST LOCATION MANAGER
114
ASST PERIOD HAIRDRESSER
114
ASST SCRIPT
122
ASST WARDROBE MASTER/MISTRESS
125
BEST BOY GRIP
114
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BEST BOY LIGHTING TECHNICIAN
113
BODYGUARDS193
BROADCASTING193
CAMERA110
CAMERAMAN – STEADICAM
111
CAMERA OPERATOR
110
CARPENTER111
CASTING193
CATERING195
CCU OPERATOR
CMF FMC
124
74
COMMUNICATION91
CONSOLE OPERATOR
113
CONSTRUCTION111, 195
CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS
196
CONSULTING SERVICES
196
COORDINATOR125
COSTUME197
COSTUME DESIGNER 125
COSTUME SUPERVISOR
125
CRANE OPERATOR
114
CRTC72
CUSTOMS198
DIGITAL FILM RESTORATION
159
DIGITAL WRANGLER
111
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY
110
DIRECTORS111
DISTANCE CHART
62
DISTRIBUTION199
DOLLY GRIP
114
DRESSER125
DRIVER125
DUBBING159
EDITING113
EDITING ASSISTANT
113
EDITOR113
ELECTRONIC CAMERA ASST
111
ELECTRONIC CAMERA PERSON (ECAM)
111
ELECTRONIC DIRECTOR OF PHOTO
111
EQUIPMENT141
FINANCIAL SERVICES
92
FINANCING93
FIRST ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT
108
FIRST ASSISTANT ART DIRECTOR
109
FIRST ASSISTANT CAMERA
110
FIRST ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
110
FOLLOW SPOT OPERATOR
113
FOOD STYLIST
122
FX MAKE-UP
116
GAFFER / CHIEF LIGHTING
113
GATINEAU-OUTAOUAIS48
GREENSMAN113
GRIP114
GUILDS AND UNIONS
95
HAIR114
HAIRDRESSER114
HEAD CARPENTER
111
HEAD PAINTER
116
HEAD PROPS BUYER
122
INSURANCES97
JIB ARM OPERATOR
KEY DRESSER
8
111
125
KEY GRIP
114
KEY HAIR STYLIST
114
KEY MAKE-UP ARTIST
116
KEY SET DRESSER
123
KEY WARDROBE MASTER / MISTRESS
125
LAURENTIANS47
LAVAL51
LAW FIRM
98
LIGHTING113
LIGHTING CONTROL
113
LIGHTING DESIGNER
113
LIGHTING DIRECTOR
113
LIGHTING TECHNICIAN
113
LINE PRODUCER
117, 129
LOADER110
LOCATION MANAGEMENT
115
LOCATION MANAGER
114
LOCATIONS98, 114
LOCATION SCOUT
114
MAKE-UP116
MAKE-UP ARTIST
116
MAKE-UP DESIGNER
116
MEDICAL AND SET SAFETY
116
MOBILE SET-UP TECHNICIAN
124
MONTREAL26
MOTION CAPTURE
MULTIMEDIA EXPERIENCES
153, 169, 185
200
MUSIC123
NEW MEDIA
200
NON-PURPOSE BUILT SOUND STAGES
153
OFFLINE EDITOR
113
ONLINE EDITOR
113
PAINT116
PAINTER116
PERIOD HAIRDRESSER
114
PHOTO201
PLASTERER111
POST-PRODUCTION161
POST-PRODUCTION - IMAGE
160
POST-PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT
164
POST-PRODUCTION - SOUND
164
PREVISUALIZATION170
PRODUCTION ACCOUNTING
PRODUCTION COORDINATOR
108
117
PRODUCTION DESIGNER
109
PRODUCTION - FILM & TELEVISION
130
PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT
117
PRODUCTION MANAGER
117
PRODUCTION - NEW MEDIA
135
PRODUCTION SERVICES
119, 135
PROMOTIONAL MATERIAL
102
PROP ASSISTANT
122
PROP BUYER 122
PROP DESIGNER
122
PROPERTY MANAGER
122
PROP MASTER
122
PROPS122
PROPSMAN122
PROSTHESIS MAKE-UP ARTIST
116
PURPOSE BUILT SOUND STAGES
149
QUEBEC CITY
40
QUEBEC DRIVING TIMES
63
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QUEBEC FILM AND TELEVISION COUNCIL
22
QUEBEC’S DIVERSE CLIMATE
64
RECORDING STUDIOS
155
REMOTE CONTROL CAMERA SYSTEM
143
RENTAL EQUIPMENT
144
RIGGING GRIP
114
SAGUENAY53
SCENIC ARTIST
116
SCENIC TECHNICIAN
116
SCRIPT122
SCRIPTWRITER122
SEAMSTRESSES AND STITCHERS
125
SECOND ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT
108
SECOND ASSISTANT CAMERA
110
SECOND ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
110
SET DECORATION
198
SET DESIGNER
109
SET DRESSER
123
SET DRESSING / DECORATION
123
SET GRIP
114
SET PROPSMAN
122
SHERBROOKE55
SHOOTING EQUIPMENT
146
SLOW MOTION OPERATOR
124
SODEC71
SOFTWARE186
SOUND123
SOUND EDITOR
113
SOUND STAGES
149
SPECIAL EFFECTS
189
SPECIALIZED DRIVER
125
SP WARDROBE CUTTER
125
SP WARDROBE MILLINER
125
SP WARDROBE PATINA
125
SP WARDROBE PROPS
125
SP WARDROBE TECHNICIAN
125
STILL PHOTOGRAPHER
110
STORYBOARD110
STRATEGIC WATCH
202
SUBTITLING166
SUPPORT VEHICLES
202
SWITCHER 124
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
124
TELEFILM CANADA
73
TELEPROMPTER OPERATOR
124
TELEVISION TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT
124
TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATIONS
65
THIRD ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
110
TRAINING & EDUCATION
203
TRANSPORTATION205
TRANSPORTATION CAPTAIN
125
TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT
125
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE
125
UNDERWATER CAMERA OPERATOR
110
UNDERWATER CAMERA OPERATOR ASST
110
UNIT MANAGER
121
UNIT PRODUCTION MANAGER
117
VIDEO ASSIST OPERATOR
111
VIDEO GRAPHICS’ TECHNICIAN
124
VIDEOTAPE OPERATOR
124
VISUAL EFFECTS
170
VISUAL EFFECTS SUPERVISION
175
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WARDROBE125
WARDROBE MASTER / MISTRESS
125
WARDROBE STYLIST & BUYER
125
WARDROBE TECHNICIAN
125
WIG MAKER AND STYLIST
114
R EGIO N S
REGIONS
R EGIO N S
MOT DU PREMIER MINISTRE /
MESSAGE FROM THE PREMIER
Élevée au rang de joyau du patrimoine
mondial par l’UNESCO, la ville de Québec
est la seule cité fortifiée en Amérique du
Nord. Berceau de l’Amérique française,
elle possède une architecture, un
patrimoine et une culture incomparables.
Elevated to the status of a World Heritage
Treasure by UNESCO, Quebec City is
the only walled city in North America.
The cradle of French civilization in the
Americas, it possesses incomparable
architecture, heritage and culture.
Le Québec est notamment reconnu pour
sa main-d’œuvre hautement qualifiée,
talentueuse, créative et performante. Par
ailleurs, les infrastructures et les ressources,
toujours à la fine pointe de la technologie,
permettent d’y réaliser des productions
de grande envergure et de répondre aux
standards élevés des productions
cinématographiques internationales.
Quebec is recognized in particular for
its highly qualified labour force that is
talented, creative and high-performance.
Moreover, the infrastructures and resources,
always at the leading edge of technology,
make it possible to create large-scale
productions and to fulfill the high
standards of international film productions.
Notre culture riche et vivante, combinée
à nos paysages urbains et ruraux
magnifiques, me permettent d’affirmer
que Québec et Montréal, les deux villes
les plus riches en histoire de l’Amérique
du Nord, rendent possibles des tournages
aux empreintes variées : urbaines ou
bucoliques, modernes ou historiques,
nord-américaines, européennes ou autres.
Le Quebec Film SourceBook donne un
aperçu de tout ce que nous avons à vous
offrir. Je vous invite toutefois personnellement à venir découvrir ou redécouvrir,
par vous-même, le Québec dans son
ensemble.
Our rich and vibrant culture, combined
with our magnificent urban and rural
landscapes, allow me to state that
Quebec City and Montréal, the two
richest cities in North America in terms
of history, provide settings for a wide
range of scenes: urban or pastoral,
modern or historical, North American,
European and more.
The Quebec Film SourceBook provides
an overview of everything that we have to
offer you. However, I invite you personally
to come and discover or rediscover, for
yourself, Quebec as a whole.
Philippe Couillard
Le premier ministre / The Premier
QUEBEC FILM SOURCEBOOK 2016 / Regions 17
McGill Street / Montreal
4 REASONS TO FILM IN QUEBEC
1. LOCATION
The province of Quebec has long been regarded by the film and television industry
as an inexhaustible source of film locations and first-rate professional resources,
a vast territory stretching to more than 500,000 square miles (twice the size of
Texas). Its borders run around the northern tip of the Arctic, down thousands of
miles along the rugged Atlantic coastline and the mighty St. Lawrence River.
Quebec neighbors four New England states to the south, as well as the
province of Ontario to the west. Its diverse range of natural geographical
features include:
• Incredible seascapes, majestic mountains with snow-capped peaks, marshes,
arctic tundra, boreal forests, rolling countryside, untouched wilderness, nearly
a million lakes and waterways, pastoral panoramas, natural wildlife preserves,
raging rivers, meandering streams and sandy beaches.
• Quebec’s unique history has led to a wide variety of architecture and
communities that have emerged in the province over the past four
centuries: stately Victorian mansions, quaint coastal fishing villages,
patchwork farms, a Benedictine monastery, 19th century greystones,
copper-roof chateaux, mountain chalets, pioneer settlements, heritage
sites dating back to the 17th century, as well as steel and glass skyscrapers
piercing the skylines of its ultramodern cities.
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2.QUEBEC CLIMATE
A temperate climate allows Quebec to enjoy four distinct seasons:
• Autumn is breathtaking, as the leaves burst into blazing yellows
and reds, while winter blankets the landscape in white. Quebec often
conjures up images of unbearable cold, but the Québécois have
conquered winter by developing sophisticated infrastructures to brave
the elements.
• Furthermore, once the snow melts, spring ushers in glorious weather
and the hot temperatures of summer can reach 95°F.
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“ The reality is that in Quebec, you can
find highly skilled technicians. American
producers know they can rely on a
first-rate crew of dedicated workers here.
The same goes for our VFX specialists. ”
— DENIS VILLENEUVE
Director, Story of Your Life
3.THE QUEBEC FILM INDUSTRY
Quebec has a well-established film industry. An annual volume of more
than 900 million dollars in indigenous productions has resulted in a very
large pool of “A” crew technicians (in 2013, X-Men: Days of Future Past,
Pawn Sacrifice, Every Thing Will be Fine and Helix were shooting at the same
time in Montreal). With advanced technological know-how and innovation
at our fingertips, our highly rated, skilled and enthusiastic professionals are
at your service.
4.TAX INCENTIVE PROGRAM
Quebec has a solid tax incentive program in place to accommodate
producers, with a highly competitive cash rebate tax credit and a bonus
for VFX and green screen shots:
20%
on all expenses
in Quebec
+
up to
16%
bonus on VFX and
green screen shots
+
16%
federal tax
credit
38.4% in cash back
QUEBEC FILM AND
TELEVISION COUNCIL
The Quebec Film and Television Council’s mission is to contribute to the
development of Quebec’s competitiveness as a world-class film and television
production centre.
In collaboration with the province’s other film and television offices (Montreal,
Quebec, Laurentians, Gatineau/Outaouais, Saguenay and Sherbrooke), the
QFTC seeks to:
• Harmonize and coordinate the promotional activities, hosting and support
services required to shoot international productions in Quebec.
• Enhance Quebec’s advantages for foreign filmmakers in order to generate
new business opportunities (film shoots, Coproductions, etc.)
• Develop and implement projects that benefit our industry as a whole.
• Inform and raise awareness for Quebec among public and private decision
makers and the general public.
SERVICES
The Quebec Film and Television Council team makes sure producers benefit
from all that Quebec has to offer. The QFTC provides a full range of FREE
services tailored to the individual needs of each production:
• A one-stop-shop for foreign producers
• Professional script breakdowns and digital photo packages
• Budget breakdowns
• Tax credit evaluation
• Coordination of visits with regional offices for thorough location searches
• Access to Quebec’s online locations library
• Information pertaining to crews, unions, associations, studios, VFX houses, etc.
• Coordination with all levels of government
• Putting your production team in contact with local human resources (labor, etc.),
technical (suppliers, etc.) and regulatory resources (issuing permits, etc.)
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TEAM
PIERRE MOREAU
General Manager and National Commissioner
CYRIL LOREAU
Deputy Film Commissioner
PIERRE-OLIVIER FORTIN
Production Services
CHRISTINA ROGERS
Los Angeles Representative
CONTACT
The Quebec Film and Television Council (QFTC)
Toll Free 1 866-320-FILM (3456) / 514-499-7070
info@qftc.ca www.qftc.ca
204 Saint-Sacrement Street, Suite 500
Montreal, Quebec H2Y 1W8
MONTREAL
MONTREAL
A FILM-FRIENDLY CITY
Montreal, the second largest city in Canada, will celebrate its 375th anniversary
in 2017. We are an international film production centre and every year we host
a significant amount of both Canadian and foreign film productions.
This is a city of creativity offering a wonderful cocktail of European chic and
North American innovation. With our Franco-British heritage preserved in our
classic architecture along with our fair share of award-winning modern
buildings, we like to think of ourselves as one of North America’s most
beautiful cities.
We’ll pamper you with haute cuisine from around the world, entertain you
with some of this continent’s greatest international Festivals like the Montreal
International Jazz Festival and the Just For Laughs Festival along with
spectacular sports events like the Montreal Formula One Grand Prix.
We are known for our joie-de-vivre and legendary hospitality. You’ll love
exploring our cobblestone streets in Old Montreal or shopping on the celebrated
Saint Catherine Street. From one tip of our unique island, set in the middle of
the mighty Saint Lawrence River, to the other, you’ll find our citizens make this
city the cultural and creative city it has been for nearly 375 years.
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FACTS AND FIGURES
• Montreal has been designated a “UNESCO City of Design”. The first North
American city to become part of UNESCO’s City of Design network.
• The Conseil de l’Europe put Montreal in the top 5 intercultural cities in the
world, The Lonely Planet ranked Montreal third among the “Best Summer
Cities” in the world, and The New York Times ranked Montreal among the
top 10 hip cities in the world.
• We are also closer than you might think. Just a quick one-hour flight from
New York or a five hour flight from Los Angeles and barely a six hour flight
from London and Paris. Upon arrival you’ll have the choice between 350
hotels, 6,000 restaurants and 1,600 bars and nightclubs.
• The Montreal Film and Television Commission (MFTC) was established in the
late 70’s. We are responsible for coordinating film productions that take
place in Montreal. Our mandate is to find a balance between the demands of
the film production companies and the day-to-day activities of our citizens
and merchants. We want to be sure that the public is inconvenienced as little
as possible by filming activities in their neighbourhood, and yet allow
filmmakers to obtain the scenes they specifically come to Montreal to shoot.
• To facilitate your film production in Montreal the MFTC has produced a key
document “Guidelines on Municipal Logistical Support for Features and
Television Shootings on Public Property.” See www.montrealfilm.com
• The MFTC also acts as an intermediary for many of the boroughs and cities
found within the union zone of Montreal. Local film and television productions still account for the majority of film shoots in Montreal. It is the
vitality and long tradition of our film industry that continues to produce
the experienced technicians and skilled artisans appreciated by foreign
producers from around the world.
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PERMITS
The experience and extensive know-how of the MFTC’s permits and logistics
crew translate into major benefits for both local and foreign productions,
including thorough and accurate assessments of shooting locations.
The following are just some of the specific services we can offer: all encompassing logistical project coordination; acquisitions of shooting and parking
permits; street closings; loans of city equipment and furnishings; simplified
fast track procedures for smaller productions; access to municipal resources;
close collaboration between public and private sector parties and the
monitoring of the impact of shoots on residents and places of business.
LOCATIONS AND RESOURCES
Working with the Quebec Film and Television Council’s photo digital library
(www.qftc.ca), the Montreal Film and TV Commssion’s Department of
Locations and Resources has accumulated an up-to-date bank of panoramic
location photos accessible to the public 24/7.
Our excellent film infrastructure compare with film centres from around
the world with 50 studios, 75 visual effects and multimedia companies and
1.3 billion in annual production. We also have a great selection of period
locations that compete with not only great cities like New York and Boston,
but also Paris and London.
Take all that and add talented crews and generous tax credits and you
can understand why Montreal is hard to beat.
Just ask Martin Scorsese, Bryan Singer or Denis Villeneuve – You know
they looked around the world and yet Montreal suited them just fine.
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TEAM : MONTREAL FILM AND TV COMMISSION
DANIEL BISSONNETTE
Film Commissioner
514-872-2884
dbissonnette_2@ville.montreal.qc.ca
JOSÉE ROCHEFORT
Director Logistics and Permits
514-872-1164
jrochefort@ville.montreal.qc.ca
NICHOLAS BARKER
Director Locations and Resources
514-872-3102
514-754-7777 (mobile)
nbarker@ville.montreal.qc.ca
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MONTREAL AS
MONTREAL
The Punisher
AS NEW YORK
The Smurfs 2
MONTREAL
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
AS PARIS
The Words
MONTREAL
AS PARIS
QUEBEC
CITY
QUEBEC CITY
EUROPEAN CHARM
Quebec City’s accessibility and old-world charm make it one of the world’s top
filming destinations. Stretching over 9,000 square kilometers (3,475 sq. mi.) in
the heart of the St. Lawrence Valley, the Quebec City region is blessed with a
magnificent setting shaped by the venerable Laurentian Mountains and the
majestic, 1,200-kilometer-long (745-mile-long) St. Lawrence River.
With its 400 years of history, Quebec City offers unprecedented historical
and continental settings: fortifications, winding cobblestone streets, sidewalk
cafés and a rich architectural heritage. Quebec City’s skyline is dominated by
the massive Château Frontenac, which was majestically displayed in the early
50’s by Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘‘I Confess’’; one of many films that have used
Quebec’s impressive setting for their shooting. Such history has not only
inspired many producers and directors such as Steven Spielberg, but has
also earned the city international recognition when UNESCO declared Old
Quebec a World Heritage site.
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VIBRANT, AFFORDABLE AND ACCESSIBLE
The National Capital is also well known for its urban animation. Year after
year, major public events such as Grand Prix Cycliste de Quebec (UCI
World-Tour), Quebec Winter Carnival, Quebec City Summer Festival, New
France Festival, only to name a few, have helped create a cooperative
atmosphere between citizens, merchants and local authorities. This certainly
benefits film and television producers, who can easily access Quebec City’s
locations at affordable prices all year round. Equipment, crew and municipal
services are also available at competitive rates.
The City of Quebec offers all producers a 30% rebate on all municipal services
required for filming in the city. Accessibility is a key word to have in mind when
thinking about filming in Quebec City area. Locations in the city are accessible,
whether it is a national museum, a federal park or a municipal building.
Nature is also very accessible: within a 15 minutes drive, we may find lakes,
fields, rivers, barns, mountains, log cabins, falls and gorges. This diversity of
landscapes can fit any type of action, from a survival journey in the wild
forest to an amazing chase through corn fields and rural routes.
Experiment the “art de vivre” in Quebec City – filming in the city is doing
business, and at the same time being on vacation. Producers, actors and crew
will enjoy the city’s atmosphere, its well known restaurants and chefs, its art
galleries, boutiques and cafés.
The November 2011 issue of Condé Nast Traveler ranked Quebec City as the
sixth best destination in the world, third in North America, and first in
Canada! More recently, in June 2015, Travel + Leisure magazine placed it 10th
in its list of the best cities across North America. The city is not only known
for its old charms and 400 years of history: Quebec City was named one of
the top 7 smartest cities in the world by the prestigious Intelligent Community
Forum (ICF) ranking in 2012.
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LOCATIONS, RESOURCES, PERMITS & LICENCES
The City of Quebec Tourism Development and Major Events Office acts as a
one-stop facilitator to help coordinate services for movie shoots
and television productions in Quebec City and surrounding areas.
From the day that we receive a script to the production stage, we provide
the producers with constant service:
• Script analysis
• Digital photo packages
• Location manager assistance
• Updated lists of local technicians, production companies
and businesses in the region
• Hotel reservation assistance
We coordinate all municipal services:
• Free filming and parking permits
• Free access to all city-owned parks and the majority of its buildings
• Street closings
• Removal of structures or signage
SPECIAL INCENTIVE - 30% REBATE ON MUNICIPAL SERVICES
The City of Quebec offers a 30% discount on the cost of city services
provided during filming. We do all this to allow the production crew,
talent and producers to have a unique and pleasant experience!
City of Quebec | Tourism Development and Major Events Office
More information and forms available at www.ville.quebec.qc.ca/film
GENEVIÈVE DORÉ
Film and Television Adviser
418-641-6766
cinema@ville.quebec.qc.ca
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LAURENTIANS
GATINEAU-OUTAOUAIS
LAVAL
SAGUENAY
SHERBROOKE
LAURENTIANS
When it comes to attracting attention, the Laurentians region is a natural
showstopper and only a short drive from Montreal. Its stunning landscape is
matched only by the versatile beauty of its historical treasures, both combining
to create the perfect setting.
LAURENTIANS FILM AND TELEVISION COMMISSION
The Laurentians Film and Television Commission serves Quebec, Canadian
and international producers and production companies on location in
Quebec’s Laurentian territory.
Since 1997, the Laurentian Film and Television Commission has had a proven
track record. More than 350 domestic and foreign productions have been
filmed here. Among them, The Walk, Race, North Pole, Helix, Every Thing Will
Be Fine, 14 - Diaries of the Great War, Red 2, Zero Hour pilot, Warm Bodies,
On the Road, Moth Diaries, Being Human, The Expatriate, Upside Down, Get
Smart, The Mummy (Tomb of the Dragon Emperor), Mr. Nobody, The Fountain,
Terminal, The Human Stain, Head in the Clouds, The Sum of All Fears, Beyond
Borders and Timeline.
LAURENTIDES FILM AND TV COMMISSION
MARIE-JOSÉE PILON
Film Commissioner
450-562-2446
514-793-1222
mj@filmlaurentides.ca
www.filmlaurentides.ca
www.facebook.com/laurentides
KATIA SHANNON
Project Coordinator
514-358-1222
katia@filmlaurentides.ca
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GATINEAU-OUTAOUAIS
Less than two hours from Montreal, the city of Gatineau and the Outaouais
region are the best kept secrets in the province of Quebec. Situated on the
North Shore of the Ottawa River, across from the nation’s capital, the Outaouais has everything you could possibly need in terms of outdoor and indoor
amenities for your production
A TREASURE
In Gatineau and the Outaouais, you will find the right setting to capture the
character of a typical Canadian, American or European city or town. There
are fabulous urban sites and unchartered natural sceneries not yet tapped by
other film or television productions.
The region offers modern and period settings, raging rivers, hundreds of
lakes, wild forests, a unique private aeronautical collection of “ready to fly”
vintage planes, a European steam train, gigantic stone quarries and Canadian
wildlife at its best.
But above all, you will have access to competent and friendly people, whose
warmth and hospitality are legendary, and whose quality of work reflects
their dedication to perfection.
GATINEAU AND THE OUTAOUAIS REGION
CINEMA AND TELEVISION OFFICE
The office provides a one-stop shop for film and television productions. From
start to finish, you will be glad you chose our region.
Whatever your needs, we will take good care of you.
Our services include:
• hosting and coordinating local, national and international productions;
• assistance with location scouting and services;
• liaison with local governments and municipal departments;
• liaison with private, federal and provincial partners;
• delivery of filming permits;
• and, of course, making sure that you are pampered.
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JACQUES MENARD
Film Commissioner
25, Laurier Street, 7th floor
Gatineau (Quebec) J8X 4C8
819-243-2345 ext. 4221 or 1 866-595-2002
Fax: 819-595-2727
cinema@bctgo.ca
www.bctgo.ca
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LAVAL
Located on Montreal’s North Shore, Laval — the third largest city in Quebec —
stands out for its amazing variety of locations that are perfect for film shoots.
Created in 1965 through the amalgamation of 14 Île Jésus municipalities, this
246 sq. km city is made up of many different districts. Some of them, with
their main streets and small shops, have the look of typical American small
towns or residential suburbs. Within the city limits you can also find historic
sites, boutiques with old-time charm, fashionable art galleries, restaurants
and cafés, and other areas like the Centropolis complex, that exemplify
contemporary urban life.
You can discover the roots of Quebec in certain areas of Laval, with its
farmland, country lanes and roadside crosses, wilderness parks and the
beautiful banks of the Mille-Îles and Des Prairies rivers, not to mention the
lovely Lake of Two Mountains.
And that’s not all! Very particular locations — quarries, industrial districts,
untouched shorelines, distinctive-looking businesses, and much more can be
found less than 20 km away from downtown Montreal.
Développement économique
GENERAL INFORMATION
FILM PERMITS
LAVAL TECHNOPOLE
450-978-5959
Info@lavaltechnopole.com
QUEBEC FILM SOURCEBOOK 2016 / Laval SPECIAL EVENTS TEAM –
CITY OF LAVAL
450-978-6888 Ext. 4329
www.ville.laval.qc.ca
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SAGUENAY
WHERE CITY INTERMINGLES WITH NATURE
Saguenay is a city of 146 000 inhabitants which covers an area twice the
size of Montreal. Surrounded by three National Parks, it’s a city with a vibrant
cultural life and the main commercial pole of north-eastern Quebec. For
20 years, the annual REGARD – Saguenay International Short Film Festival gathers filmmakers from all around the world. Internationally renowned,
it brings Saguenay in the major leagues of the short film industry.
Saguenay is a fjord, the only populated one in North America. With its
breathtaking landscapes, the Saguenay Fjord has been declared one of the
major must-see world attractions by the National Geographic. It stretches on
126 km, which ranks it as one of the 10 longest fjords of the world. Some of
Quebec’s most beautiful villages nest along its shore, between rock walls of
up to 350 meters high.
Saguenay is a region covering 43 000 km2 of nature: limitless boreal forests,
mountains, lakes and rivers… From November to May, these exceptional
all-natural settings are covered with snow, which make Saguenay the ideal
place to shoot true North Scenes at a lower cost.
DO YOU CONSIDER SHOOTING A MOVIE IN SAGUENAY?
Saguenay Film Commission is the front door to all your requests. Take
advantage of our knowledge of Saguenay’s various locations, services,
resources and regional basin of professional workforce in cinema. We will
support you every step of the way!
SAGUENAY FILM COMMISSION
CAROLINE LECLERC
1 800-463-6565 Ext. 6027
cinema@saguenay.ca
www.cinema.saguenay.ca
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SHERBROOKE
1h east of Montreal, 30 min from the US Border,
Sherbrooke stands as a vibrant city nestled in nature.
Within 10 min you will go from a wide variety of urban settings to spectacular
natural surroundings of all kinds.
From old factories to high-tech settings, England style college grounds to a
busy downtown area, Sherbrooke will surprise you with many of its unique
venues. Either your script calls for bridges, waterfalls and a prison or
middleclass regular family surrounding, you’ll be right at home.
NEW ENGLAND STYLE – FRENCH CHARM
Settled more than 200 years ago, Sherbrooke reveals its loyalists roots
through New England style architecture in specific areas of the city where
British and American accents are noticeable.
Our French culture, exquisite food and joie de vivre also express themselves
in English and French in this unique region where both have been living in
harmony for decades.
DESTINATION SHERBROOKE
LYNN BLOUIN
Film Commissioner
1 855-560-4280 ext 206
lynn.blouin@destinationsherbrooke.com
www.destinationsherbrooke.com
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OTHER REGIONS
USEFUL
INFORMATION
DISTANCE CHART
LOS ANGELES
NEW YORK
MONTREAL
-
2451
2469
NEW YORK
2451
-
329
MONTREAL
2469
329
-
LONDON
5448
3463
3243
PARIS
5653
3623
3424
BUDAPEST
6221
4352
4125
SYDNEY
7508
9946
9970
LOS ANGELES
LONDON
PARIS
BUDAPEST
SYDNEY
LOS ANGELES
5448
5653
6221
7508
NEW YORK
3463
3623
4352
9946
MONTREAL
3243
3424
4125
9970
-
211
901
10570
PARIS
221
-
775
10551
BUDAPEST
901
775
-
9871
10570
10551
9817
-
LONDON
SYDNEY
In miles / 1 mile = 1,609 km
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QUEBEC DRIVING TIMES
MONTREAL
QUEBEC CITY
2h55
MONTREAL
SHERBROOKE
1h49
MONTREAL
MONT-TREMBLANT
1h55
MONTREAL
OKA
0h48
MONTREAL
GASPÉ
11h28
MONTREAL
RIMOUSKI
6h30
MONTREAL
CHICOUTIMI
5h39
MONTREAL
HARRINGTON
1h54
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QUEBEC’S DIVERSE CLIMATE
In such a vast region, with many climatic variations, it’s only natural
to talk about the weather.
Although temperature varies in summer and can reach 95°F (35°C),
in winter, temperatures can reach a comfortable -13°F (-25°C). We’ve
obviously learned to adapt to all these variations (see temperature
and precipitation chart on next page).
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TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATIONS
MONTH
CITY
MAXIMUM
MINIMUM
AVERAGE
RAIN (IN.)
SNOW (IN.)
JANUARY
MONTREAL
QUEBEC
MAGOG
TREMBLANT
21.6°F
17.8°F
21.3°F
17.8°F
5.2°F
2°F
5°F
1.3°F
13.3°F
9°F
13.3°F
8.3°F
1.00
1.02
0.90
0.44
19.52
28.70
24.96
23.77
FEBRUARY
MONTREAL
QUEBEC
MAGOG
TREMBLANT
24.3°F
21°F
25°F
22°F
8°F
3.2°F
7.7°F
1.6°F
16°F
12°F
16.2°F
11.8°F
0.72
0.49
0.66
0.57
17.24
24.88
17.75
20.39
MARCH
MONTREAL
QUEBEC
MAGOG
TREMBLANT
36°F
32°F
35°F
34°F
19.6°F
15.1°F
18.9°F
14°F
27.7°F
23.7°F
27°F
24°F
1.40
1.53
1.36
1.00
13.78
3.55
3.15
15.03
APRIL
MONTREAL
QUEBEC
MAGOG
TREMBLANT
51°F
46°F
49°F
48°F
33.3°F
29.7°F
31.9°F
29°F
42°F
38°F
40.3°F
38°
2.48
2.34
2.56
2.22
4.88
6.92
6.49
3.70
MAY
MONTREAL
QUEBEC
MAGOG
TREMBLANT
66°F
63°F
64°F
63°F
45.7°F
41.6°F
43.5°F
40.8°F
56°F
52°F
54°F
52°F
2.96
4.15
3.93
3.65
0.11
0.15
0.18
0.51
JUNE
MONTREAL
QUEBEC
MAGOG
TREMBLANT
74°F
72°F
72°F
70°F
54.3°F
51.1°F
53.1°F
49°F
64°F
62°F
62°F
59°F
3.32
4.49
4.34
4.75
0
0
0
0
JULY
MONTREAL
QUEBEC
MAGOG
TREMBLANT
79.3°F
77°F
76°F
74.4°F
59.9°F
56.1°F
57.7°F
53.4°F
69.6°F
66.7°F
66.9°F
64.2°F
3.54
8.57
4.73
4.16
0
0
0
0
AUGUST
MONTREAL
QUEBEC
MAGOG
TREMBLANT
76.5°F
74.1°F
73.8°F
72°F
57.6°F
54.3°F
55.8°F
52.2°F
67.1°F
64.2°F
64.8°F
62°F
3.70
4.59
4.72
4.35
0
0
0
0
SEPTEMBER
MONTREAL
QUEBEC
MAGOG
TREMBLANT
67.1°F
63.9°F
64.4°F
62.2°F
48.6°F
45°F
47.5°F
43.5°F
57.9°F
54.5°F
55.9°F
52.8°F
3.59
4.94
3.85
3.97
0
0
0
0
OCTOBER
MONTREAL
QUEBEC
MAGOG
TREMBLANT
54.5°F
51.3°F
52.5°F
49.6°F
37.6°F
35.1°F
37.2°F
34°F
46.2°F
43.2°F
44.8°F
41.7°F
2.97
3.91
3.68
3.74
0
0
0
0
NOVEMBER
MONTREAL
QUEBEC
MAGOG
TREMBLANT
41.5°F
37°F
39°F
36.3°F
28°F
24.3°F
26.8°F
22.8°F
34.9°F
30.7°F
33°F
29.7°F
2.79
2.67
2.53
2.10
8.89
13.07
10.98
10.03
DECEMBER
MONTREAL
QUEBEC
MAGOG
TREMBLANT
27.7°F
23.4°F
27.1°F
23.4°F
12.6°F
7.9°F
12.7°F
6°F
20.1°F
15.6°F
20°F
14.5°F
1.40
1.16
1.15
0.87
19.09
30.59
22.91
26.14
QUEBEC LEGISLATION
AND COLLECTIVE AGREEMENTS
BILL 32
Bill 32 regulates the local union’s jurisdiction, which applies to all foreign
producers filming in the province of Quebec.
COLLECTIVE AGREEMENTS IATSE 514, IATSE 667 AND DGC
U.S Producers members of The Alliance of Motion Picture and Television
Producers (AMPTP)
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
20th, Century Fox/Fox TV
Paramount/CBS
NBC/Universal
Sony Pictures
Disney/ABC
Warner
MGM
Dark Castle Entertainment
U.S Independent Producers with budgets over $35M.
COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT AQTIS AND DGC
•
•
•
•
•
Lionsgate Entertainment
Walden Media
Lakeshore Entertainment
U.S Independent Producers with budgets of $35M or less
ALL NON American Producers regardless of budget
LOCATION MANAGERS
Location Managers are covered under the AQTIS agreement.
FOREIGN PRODUCERS
In Quebec, a special Act* on labour relations in film, television and other areas
imposes requirements on producers hiring artists for positions included in a
bargaining sector defined by the CRT**.
This Act entitles artists’ associations to seek recognition as the exclusive bargaining
agent for specific sectors. Once recognized, they can oblige a producer or a producers’
association to negotiate a collective agreement setting minimum hiring conditions for
the artists they represent. To date, ten artists’ associations and technicians’ unions have
been recognized in respect of some one hundred positions legally defined as held by
“artists” (director, writer, actor, composer, DOP, editor, art director, decorator,
hairdresser, etc.).
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Producers may fulfill the negotiation requirement by joining a producers’ association
that negotiates the necessary collective agreements on behalf of all its members.
The AQPM has signed collective agreements with most of the recognized artists’
associations in the areas of film and television.
Producers who prefer not to join the AQPM must negotiate directly with the
recognized associations or unions and conclude a separate agreement with each one
on the minimum hiring conditions for the artists it represents. Non-member producers
are entitled to use some of the collective agreements signed by the AQPM subject to
authorization and the payment of an administration fee. For full details, contact us.
* Act respecting the Professional Status and Conditions of Engagement of Performing, Recording
and Film Artists (R.S.Q., c. S?32.1)
** Commission des relations du travail
Please consult the Quebec producers association at: (AQPM) Association Québécoise de la Production Médiatique in order to obtain additional information at:
www.aqpm.ca
WORK PERMITS
The Government of Canada provides first opportunity for employment to Canadian
citizens and permanent residents of Canada. People who obtained work permits from
Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) are also entitled to work in Canada. These
permits are issued at a Canadian visa office abroad, or in the case of US residents,
at ports of entry. A letter of introduction signed by an official representative of
the production company or the Production Manager should be provided to
Human Resources and Skills Development Canada (HRSDC) by mail, messenger
or fax, as far in advance as possible for specific requests for work permits.
FOR MORE INFO
Human Resources
and Skill Development Canada
Hiring Foreign Workers
1 800 641-4049
www.hrsdc.gc.ca
Los Angeles
Consulate General of Canada
Immigration Section
550 South Hope Street, 9th Floor, LA
(213) 346-2700 Fax (213) 620-8827
los-angeles-im-enquiry@international.gc.ca
www.canadainternational.gc.ca/los_angeles
New York
Consulate General of Canada
Immigration Section
1251 Avenue of the Americas,
Concourse Level, N.Y
(212) 596-1628 Fax (212) 596-1790
NewYork-im-enquiry@international.gc.ca
www.canadainternational.gc.ca/new_york
Others
Citizenship & immigration Canada hotline
Toll-free 1 888 242-2100
www.cic.gc.ca
Quebec
IMMIGRATION Quebec
www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca
514-864-9191
CUSTOMS
CANADIAN CUSTOMS
Non-resident producers wishing to bring film equipment into Quebec on a temporary
basis must declare their equipment at customs upon entering Canada.
NAFTA provides for temporary duty-free admission of cinematographic equipment
only, regardless of the origin of the equipment and whether or not similar equipment
is available in Canada. No security is required on originating goods (i.e., manufactured
in the U.S. or Mexico).
Security is, however, mandatory on all non-originating goods (a valid ATA Carnet may
be used). Note that all the above provisions apply exclusively to cinematographic
equipment that is used for the production of feature films or TV programs, but not for
TV commercials.
Special duty relief provisions also exist for stage props, wardrobe and special effects
equipment temporarily imported into Canada. In short, all producers bringing film
and TV equipment into Canada must consult a Canadian customs broker.
For more information regarding Canadian Customs:
CUSTOMS BORDER SERVICES AGENCY (CBSA)
204 983-3500 or 506 636-5064
contact@cbsa.gc.ca / www.CBSA-ASFC.gc.ca
SALES TAXES
Goods and services are taxed by both the Quebec and Canada governments. The
federal Goods and Services Tax (GST) is 5%. The Quebec Sales Tax (QST) is 9.975%.
Revenu Québec administers the GST and QST returns in Quebec under an agreement
concluded between Canada and Quebec governments.
Accordingly, the Ministry receives and processes applications for registration under
the GST / QST system from persons carrying on commercial activities in Quebec.
Once registered, the persons must continue to deal with the Ministry concerning
all GST / QST - related matters (for example, returns, remittances, rebate applications,
audits, investigations, interpretation of laws and regulations, notices of objection and
matters related to failure to make payment of file returns).
If you are registered for the GST and the QST, you may, as a rule, recover the amount
of the taxes you paid on property and services that you purchased in order to sell
taxable and zero-rated property or services. The GST is refunded as input tax credits
(ITCs), the QST as input tax refunds (ITRs).
For more information:
www.revenuquebec.ca/en/sepf/publications/in/in-203.aspx
REVENU QUÉBEC GST-QST INFORMATION LINE
514-873-4692 / www.revenuquebec.ca
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WITHHOLDING TAX
Quebec administers and collects its personal income tax directly through
separate forms that must be filled out in addition to the Canadian forms. While the
Quebec Taxation Act and the Canadian Taxation Act are separate laws, they are
virtually identical with respect to the computation of taxable income for corporations
and individuals. Quebec also has a separate corporate income tax collection
system and has control over the administration of both the Goods and Services
Tax (GST) and the Quebec Sales Tax (QST) on Quebec territory.
In Quebec, non-residents are subject to both Quebec and Canada taxation rates.
For Behind the Scenes (BTS ) personnel, the rates are 9% and 15%, respectively. For
Actors, the rates are 9% and 23%, respectively. On camera performers, Actors, will
not be granted the Canadian non-resident tax waiver; there will be a 23% withholding
tax. However, it is possible to obtain a Quebec non-resident tax waiver and therefore,
the 9% Quebec withholding tax would disappear.
Basic guidelines are outlined below for the application of a withholding tax waiver for
Quebec and for Canada.
The Film Services Units provide single-window access to specialized tax information
and services related to the film and television production industry. They also provide
information and services to foreign film and video companies, actors and behind-thescenes workers involved in Canadian productions.
For more information, please contact the Film Services Unit at the Montreal Tax
Services Office (see below) or the Film Industry Services pages of the CRA web site:
www.cra-arc.gc.ca/tx/nnrsdnts/flm/menu-eng.html
QUEBEC TAX RELIEF FOR NON-RESIDENTS OCCUPYING KEY
POSITIONS IN FOREIGN PRODUCTION FILMED IN QUEBEC.
The legislation allows individuals who sejourn in Quebec (for one or more periods
totalling at least 183 days in the year for which the deduction is claimed) and occupy
a decision-making position on a foreign production such as executive producer,
director, artistic director, director of photography, music director, supervising editor or
visual effects supervisor on the production to take advantage, as of the 2010 taxation
year, of tax relief identical to that which is currently granted to foreign producers
regarding payments received for services supplied in Quebec.
RECOGNITION OF NEW KEY POSITIONS FOR THE PURPOSE
OF THE TAX RELIEF ALLOWED FOREIGN FILM WORKERS.
Since May 1st 2012, SODEC may also issue an eligibility certificate for the purposes of
the deduction relating to a foreign worker holding a key position in a foreign
production to an individual who works in the course of an eligible foreign production
as assistant producer, assistant director, set designer, financial comptroller, accountant or assistant accountant, visual effects producer or visual effects coordinator.
An individual who holds such an eligibility certificate from SODEC regarding an
eligible foreign production may benefit from the deduction for foreign film workers
regarding the amounts received, during a given taxation year after 2011, for services
provided or to be provided in Quebec in the course of such production.
REVENU QUÉBEC
Montreal Complexe Desjardins
1 800 267-6299 www.revenuqebec.ca/en/
MONTREAL TAX SERVICES OFFICE
1 800 959-1956 www.cra-arc.gc.ca
HEALTH AND SAFETY
Producers planning to hire Quebec personnel must register with and pay premiums
to the Commission de la Santé et de la Sécurité Du Travail du Quebec (CSST), the
Quebec government agency responsible for health and safety in the workplace.
The CSST, in collaboration with members of the industry, have agreed upon safety
rules for the Quebec film & video industry. Their joint effort resulted in the publication
of Safety Rules for the Quebec Film & Video Industry. Producers must ensure that an
on-set copy of the publication is available at all times.
To obtain copies, contact:
COMISSION DE LA SANTÉ ET DE LA SÉCURITÉ DU TRAVAIL (CSST)
866-302-2778
SAFETY RULES FOR THE QUEBEC FILM AND VIDEO INDUSTRY
www.csst.qc.ca/en/Pages/safety_rules_film_video_industry.aspx
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SODEC
Committed to promoting culture
SODEC is a government corporation overseen by the Québec Minister of
Culture and Communications. It supports the creation and growth of cultural
enterprises throughout the province. Established in 1995, SODEC has since
become a true driving force for cultural development in Québec.
Where two worlds meet
SODEC acts as a bridge between the creative and business communities and
facilities interaction between the two. SODEC brings together the passion of
artistic creation with the power of economic development and provides cultural
enterprises with a range of solutions designed to nurture Québec creators and
promote the production, distribution and exportation of their work.
SODEC CONTACT
Pierre Paquette
215 St-Jacques Street, suite 800
Montreal (Quebec) H2Y 1M6
514-841-2200
pierre.paquette@sodec.gouv.qc.ca
www.sodec.gouv.qc.ca
CRTC
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC)
is an independent public organization that regulates and supervises the
Canadian broadcasting and telecommunications systems.
The CRTC does not regulate newspapers, magazines, cellphone rates, the
quality of service and business practices of cell phone companies, or the
quality and content of TV and radio programs.
As an independent organization, the CRTC works to serve the needs and
interests of citizens, industries, interest groups and the government.
The CRTC reports to Parliament through the Minister of Canadian Heritage.
Mandate
The CRTC’s mandate is to ensure that both the broadcasting and telecommunications systems serve the Canadian public. The CRTC uses the objectives in the
Broadcasting Act and the Telecommunications Act to guide its policy decisions.
Broadcasting
In broadcasting, the CRTC ensures that all Canadians have access to a wide
variety of high-quality Canadian programming as well as access to employment opportunities in the broadcasting system. Programming in the Canadian
broadcasting system should reflect Canadian creativity and talent, our bilingual
nature, our multicultural diversity and the special place of aboriginal peoples in
our society.
CRTC 1 -877-909-CRTC (2782)
www.crtc.gc.ca
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TELEFILM CANADA
Telefilm Canada is a federal cultural agency dedicated to the development and
promotion of the Canadian audiovisual industry. As one of the Canadian
government’s principal instruments for providing strategic leverage to the
private sector, it supplies the film industry with financial and strategic support.
Coproductions
The official coproduction agreements enable Canadian producers and their
foreign counterparts to pool their creative, artistic, technical and financial
resources to co-produce films and television programs that enjoy the status
of national productions in each of the countries concerned. At present,
Canadian producers may create joint works with their counterparts in 52
countries.
TELEFILM CANADA
360, Saint-Jacques Street, suite 500
Montreal (Quebec) H2Y 4A9
514-283-6363
info@telefilm.ca
www.telefilm.ca
CMF FMC
The CMF is a not-for-profit corporation that delivers $375.2 million in funding
annually to support the Canadian television and digital media industries
through two streams of funding: the Experimental Stream and the Convergent Stream.
The CMF receives financial contributions from the Government of Canada and
Canada’s cable, satellite and IPTV distributors.
Experimental Stream
Through the Convergent Stream, the CMF will support the creation of
innovative, convergent television and digital media content for consumption
by Canadians anytime, anywhere. The Convergent Stream has several
programs and incentives.
CANADIAN MEDIA FUND
360 St-Jacques street, 6th floor
Montreal (Quebec) H2Y 1P5
514-283-6363
info@telefilm.ca
www.cmf-fmc.ca
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QUEBEC TAX CREDIT PROGRAM
PRODUCTION SERVICES
The refundable tax credit for film production services is designed to stimulate job
creation in Quebec, essentially by encouraging foreign producers to choose Quebec
as a filming location. This credit is a source of new capital and generates significant
economic spinoffs for crafts people and companies in Quebec. Some local producers
may also claim the tax credit.
Basic Rate
20% All-spend production costs including qualified labor
and the cost of qualified properties and services*
Bonus
16% Labor-based computer-aided special effects and
animation & Shooting of scenes in front of a chroma-key
screen activities*
* Contact the QFTC for more information.
MINIMUM BUDGET REQUIREMENT
Feature
Total Film Budget
$1M CDN (not necessarily what
is spent in Quebec)
TV Series
30 min. or less
$100 000 per episode
31 min. and over
CATEGORIES OF ELIGIBLE PRODUCTION
(FEATURES AND SERIES)
• Fiction films, including films consisting entirely of sketches taken in full from a
script and designed and arranged especially for television.
• Documentary films of at least 30 minutes of programming, or, in the case of a
series, 30 minutes of programming per episode, with the exception of films
intended for children under 13 years of age.
ELIGIBLE CORPORATION
• Corporation established in Quebec whose activities are primarily in film and
television production business. Corporation does not have to be controlled by
Quebec residents.
EXCLUDED CORPORATION
• Tax exempted corporation. Controlled by Tax exempted corporation.
• Holder of a broadcasting licence issued by the CRTC or corporation that is not
at arm’s length to a corporation which holds such a licence.
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ELIGIBLE PRODUCTION COSTS
Eligible costs consist of all-spend production costs including qualified labor costs and
qualified properties and services incurred in Quebec regarding a qualified production.
LABOR COSTS
QUALIFIED
NOT QUALIFIED
• Wages and salaries (including the
associated payroll taxes incurred)
• Service contract incurred by
the corporation with a supplier
of services
• Wages
• Service
• Wage or salary directly or
indirectly regarding
• Producer, author, scriptwriter,
director, production designer
• Director of photography, music
director, composer, conductor,
editor, vfx supervisor, actor or
an interpreter.
Some Below-the-Line position from
out-of-state could qualify as local labor.
(some restriction applies)
The individual could be qualified only if
that person resides in Quebec at the time
the services are provided in the course of
the completion of the qualified production.
QUALIFIED PROPERTIES
• Costs incurred by corporation regarding the acquisition or rental of tangible
properties (including software) in Quebec, in relation to a qualified production
• Costs incurred by corporation regarding the acquisition of tangible properties,
in relation to a qualified production
• Includes airfare, per diem, bond, insurance purchased in Quebec.
APPROVAL CERTIFICATE
Certifies the eligibility of the production and is delivered to a corporation that is
the owner of the copyright throughout the period during which the production takes
place in Quebec.
DELIVERY AGENCY
REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION
• SODEC manages the two-stage
administrative procedure
• Application form duly completed
by the copyright owner or his official
designee
• Official notarized designee affidavit
(where applicable)
• Complete chain-of-title documentation or detailed legal opinion
concerning copyright ownership
• Synopsis
• Total production budget summary
• Quebec production budget
• SODEC administrative fees.
• Notarized official Designee Affidavit,
if applicable.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
• Tax credits are refundable
• Tax credits are not transferable
• Tax credits cannot be carried
forward
• No cap per project
• No annual cap
• Screen credit is required
• No CPA audit required
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ADVANCE RULING
Delivered either to the owner of the copyright or, where the owner is not an eligible
corporation, to any eligible corporation that is under a direct contractual link with the
owner of the copyright and provides services in Quebec regarding the eligible
production.
REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION:
• Application form duly completed
• Copy of the Approval Certificate related to the production
• Contract directly entered with the owner of the copyright for the delivery of
production services in Quebec
• For Quebec CGI corporations that have entered into a contract of a maximum
value of $1,5M CDN, a notarized confirmation of copyright ownership will suffice
• Cast & crew list
• Quebec budget including detailed labor and properties
• Contracts related to computer animation and special effects activities
• Schedule related to the shooting of scenes in front of a chromatic screen
• activities
• Sodec administrative fees
USER FEES
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$4.00 CDN per each $1,000 CDN of eligible expenditure
(including labor) for the first $ 1,500.000 CDN
$3.00 CDN per each $1,000 CDN of eligible expenditure
(including labor) exceeding $1,500.000 CDN
Minimum: $1,000 CDN Maximum: $25,000 CDN
Certificate Agreement: $500 CDN flat fee
JOINT ROLES OF SODEC AND REVENU QUÉBEC
• SODEC validates the production conformity and issues the certificates of
eligibility (Approval Certificate and Advance Ruling)
• Applications must be filed with SODEC before the end of the taxation year in
which the eligible corporation wants to claim with REVENU QUÉBEC
• REVENU QUÉBEC validates the eligibility of the corporation, ascertains the
costs claim and refunds the tax credit. The eligible corporation must file the
Advance ruling letter issued by SODEC along with its corporate tax return in
order to obtain the refundable tax credit.
COPRODUCTION
The refundable tax credit for coproduction is designed to stimulate job creation in
Quebec, essentially by encouraging coproduction with other countries. This credit is
in part a source of new capital and generates significant economic spinoffs for crafts
people and companies in Quebec.
Tax Credit Rate
32% of eligible labor costs
Effective Rates
16% of total eligible production costs
Bonus
8% of eligible labor to a maximum of 50% of
production costs for French language films,
single documentaries with higher Quebec
content and for large format (IMAX)
8% for eligible labor for computer vfx and
animation and eligible labour for Chroma key
Shooting activities to a maximum of 50% of
production costs
Up to 16% for eligible labor to a maximum of 50%
of production costs for production shot outside
the Montreal region by regional producers
Tax credit rate, including bonus, cannot exceed 56% of eligible labor to
a maximum of 50% of production costs
Independent Quebec based production companies directly controlled by individuals
residing in Quebec for at least two years prior to the year for which the credit is claimed.
DELIVERY AGENCY
SODEC
USER FEES
• $4.00 CDN per each $1,000 CDN of eligible costs
• Minimum: $250 CDN Maximum: $25,000 CDN
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DUBBING TAX CREDIT PROGRAM
QUEBEC
The rate of the tax credit for film dubbing is 35%. The cap on the consideration
received for the execution of a film dubbing contract is 50%.
BROADENING OF ELIGIBLE DUBBING SERVICES
For eligible productions, the following two services now constitute eligible
dubbing services:
the audition, i.e., the test session intended to establish the dubbing cast the
preparation of texts, i.e., the work relating to computer-assisted detection
(including the preparation and formatting of the original text according to the
standards of the software used), the preparation of markers, verification and
the correction of adapted texts
SODEC administers the Dubbing Tax credit program from any language project to
French language. The Tax credit is offered to the local dubbing companies. These
Discounts allow the beneficiaries (Dubbing companies) to offer lower prices for their
services.
For more info see www.sodec.gouv.qc.ca
CANADA
DUBBING PROGRAM FOR TELEVISION
The Canada Media Fund administers the $1,5 Million Dubbing Fund. To be eligible, the
production must be a CANADA MEDIA FUND financed project. Furthermore, the
dubbing of an entire TV Series pilot may be funded for sale in French territories.
For more info see Canada Media Fund in section 2 under Government Organizations
DUBBING PROGRAM FOR FEATURE FILM
Canada Feature Film Fund (CFFF) is a dedicated program to support the versioning
of Canadian feature films for theatrical and television release.
There is no application deadline. Complete applications are assessed as they are
received. However, applicants seeking financing assistance within the current fiscal
year (April 1st - March 31st) must submit a complete application prior to December 15.
Guidelines are available at:
www.telefilm.gc.ca/en/funds-and-programs/versioning-assistance-program
FEDERAL TAX CREDIT PROGRAM
PRODUCTION SERVICES
The refundable federal tax credit for film production services is designed to stimulate
job creation in Canada, essentially by encouraging foreign producers to choose
Quebec as a filming location. This credit is a source of new capital and generates
significant economic spinoffs for crafts people and companies in Quebec.
Basic Rate
16% of the Canadian labor expenditures
Effective Rate
8% if one assumes 50% production budget
is attributed to labor expenditure
MINIMUM BUDGET REQUIREMENT
Feature
Total Film Budget
$1M CDN (not necessarily what
is spent in Quebec)
TV Series
30 min. or less
31 min. and over
Taxable Canadian permanent establishments whose primary business is
film or video production or production services in Canada
PROJECT CRITERIA
Cost for a single production must exceed $1 million CDN. For a pilot or series
consisting of 2 or more episodes, costs must exceed $200 000 CDN for running/
episode of more than 30 minutes and must exceed $100 000 CDN for running time/
episode less than 30 minutes.
DELIVERY AGENCY
Canada Revenue Agency
USER FEES
$5,000 CDN flat fee with, a rebate allowable for productions whose aggregate tax
credit is less than $25,000 CDN.
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INTERNATIONAL COPRODUCTION
Telefilm Canada (Telefilm) is a federal cultural agency dedicated to the development
and promotion of the Canadian audiovisual industry. Telefilm provides financial
support to the private sector to create distinctively Canadian productions that appeal
to audiences domestically and internationally.
The competent authority in Canada for audiovisual treaty coproduction is the Minister
of Canadian Heritage (PCH). Telefilm acts on behalf of the Minister as the administrative authority.
The decision to grant or refuse a project as an official coproduction is jointly made
with the competent/administrative authority of each signatory country under the
applicable coproduction agreements.
Following the reception and evaluation of applications, Telefilm makes a recommendation to the Minister of Canadian Heritage via the Canadian Audio-Visual Certification
Office (CAVCO) at PCH, which issues certificates to coproductions under the Income
Tax Act.
Projects certified as official coproductions are recognized as Canadian productions.
As such, they are eligible to programs and benefits offered by the governments of the
coproducing countries. Applications for assistance are received and evaluated by the
departments or agencies concerned, in accordance with the guidelines of each
program.
Telefilm may make adjustments to these guidelines and application forms from time
to time as required. Telefilm has full discretion in the application of, or exception to,
these guidelines to ensure that any recommendation for certification meets the spirit
and intent of the coproduction agreements. In all questions of interpretation of these
guidelines, Telefilm’s interpretation shall prevail.
Coproduction agreements signed between Canada and other countries enable
Canadian and foreign producers to pool their resources in order to coproduce
projects that enjoy national production status in their respective countries. Details of
existing coproduction agreements and Canada-France mini-treaties are available on
Telefilm’s website at www.telefilmcanada.ca
Canada has entered into international coproduction treaties with more than 50 countries.
CURRENT INTERNATIONAL COPRODUCTION AGREEMENTS
COUNTRY
ALGERIA
ARGENTINA
AUSTRALIA
AUSTRIA
BELGIUM
BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA
BRAZIL
BULGARIA
CHILE
CHINA
COLOMBIA
CROATIA
CUBA
CZTECH REPUBLIC
DENMARK
ESTONIA
FINLAND
FRANCE (CINEMA)
FRANCE (TELEVISION)
GERMANY
GREECE
HONG KONG
HUNGARY
ICELAND
IRELAND
ISRAEL
ITALY
JAPAN
LATVIA
LUXEMBOURG
MACEDONIA
MALTA
MEXICO
MOROCCO
NETHERLANDS
NEW ZEALAND
NORWAY
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
POLAND
ROMANIA
RUSSIAN FEDERATION
SENEGAL
SINGAPORE
SLOVAK REPUBLIC
SLOVENIA
SOUTH AFRICA
SOUTH KOREA
SPAIN
SWEDEN
SWITZERLAND
UNITED KINGDOM
URUGUAY
VENEZUELA
YOUGOSLAVIA (Serbia/Montenegro)
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CANADIAN AUDIO-VISUAL
CERTIFICATION (CAVCO)
Applications to CAVCO’s tax credit programs, both the Canadian Film or Video
Production Tax Credit (CPTC) program or the Film or Video Production Services Tax
Credit (PSTC) must be made through their online eSubmission application system.
Please note that paper application forms will no longer be accepted.
All applicants who submitted a paper application for a Part A certificate under the
CPTC program must create an eSubmission account, by clicking on the eSubmission
link on CAVCO’s Web site at www.pch.gc.ca/cavco. After you have completed the
registration process, please call 1-888-433-2200 so that they may transfer your Part A
applications to your new account.
For general information on the online application process, visit the eSubmission page
on their Web site at:
www.pch.gc.ca/eng/1289829301476/1289829301478.
Please contact CAVCO with any additional questions:
CANADIAN AUDIO-VISUAL CERTIFICATION OFFICE
8th Floor, 25 Eddy (25-8-O)
Gatineau, Quebec K1A 0M5
1 819-934-9830
(toll-free) 1 888-433-2200
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spiegelsohmer.com
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TELEFILM CANADA
360, Saint-Jacques Street, Suite 500,
Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2Y 1P5
www.telefilm.ca
Carolle Brabant
info@telefilm.ca
514-283-6363
JOELLE NADEAU
6626, Saint-Denis Street, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2S 2R9
Joelle Nadeau
joelle@joellenadeau.com
PIERRE VILLENEUVE
666, Sherbrooke West, App. 300, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H3A 1E7
www.vvbkr.com
Pierre Villeneuve
p.villeneuve@vvbkr.com
450-585-5503
GUILDS AND UNIONS
ALLIANCE QUÉBÉCOISE DES TECHNICIENS DE L’IMAGE ET DU SON (AQTIS)
533, Ontario East, Suite 300, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2L 1N8
www.aqtis.qc.ca
Jean-Claude Rocheleau
info@aqtis.qc.ca
514-844-2113
DGC - DIRECTORS GUILD OF CANADA / CQGCR - CONSEIL DU QUÉBEC DE
LA GUILDE CANADIENNE DES RÉALISATEURS
4200, Saint-Laurent, Suite 708, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2W 2R2
www.dgc.ca/quebec/fr
Chantal Barrette
cbarrette@dgc.ca
514-844-4084
For a great soundtrack,
you need professional musicians.
video game + film + television + radio + commercial
collective agreements and contracts
514 842-2866
1 800-363-6688
www.gmmq.com
GUILDE DES MUSICIENS ET MUSICIENNES DU QUÉBEC (GMMQ)
Quebec, Canada, H2Z 1Y7
Julie Breheret
communications@gmmq.com
514-842-2866
IATSE 514
4530, Molson Street, Montreal
www.iatse514.com
Michel Charron
michel.charron@iatse514.com
514.937.7668
UNION DES ARTISTES (UDA)
1441, René-Lévesque West, App. 400,
Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H3G 1T7
www.uda.ca
Sophie Prégent
avandal@uda.ca
514-288-6682
Actors, singers,
dancers, hosts
That’s l’Union des artistes.
uda.ca
INSURANCES
BFL CANADA - RISQUES ET ASSURANCES INC.
Montreal Quebec, Canada, H3A 1G1
www.bflcanada.ca
Guylaine Déchaine
514-905-4310
LAW FIRM
LAVERY
1, Place Ville-Marie, Suite 4000, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H3B 4M4
www.lavery.ca
Norman A. Dionne
ndionne@lavery.ca
514-877-3070
MILLER THOMSON
1000, De La Gauchetière West, Suite 3700,
Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H3B 4W5
www.millerthomson.com
Dean Chenoy
dchenoy@millerthomson.com
514-871-5480
SPIEGEL SOHMER INC.
Quebec, Canada, H3B 2T9
www.spiegelsohmer.com
Alexandre Dufresne
514-875-3566
JOE SISTO
Joe Sisto
jsisto@sympatic.ca
514-570-0407
121, Roger Pilon Street, Dollard-desOrmeaux
Quebec, Canada, H9B 1A8
www.sistolaw.com
LOCATIONS
CANAL LACHINE - PARCS CANADA
Simon Boiteau
simon.boiteau@pc.gc.ca
514-283-2511
105, McGill Street, 6th floor, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2Y 2E7
1300, De Portland Boulevard, C.P. 610,
Sherbrooke Quebec, Canada, J1H 5H9
98
Lynn Blouin
819-821-1919
Discover the olympic park’s
colossal potential
With over 375 000 square feet of indoor space and 160 feet of height,
the olympic stadium offers a wide range of settings for television and film
projects, and many facilities for production crews:
• Space for base camp setup
• Access for technical vehicles
• Extensive parking areas
• 380 000 square feet of outdoor space
• Wide corridors and unique underground spaces
contact: lucie Duguay, events and Business Development
T 514 252-4141 ext. 5428 / lucie.duguay@rio.gouv.qc.ca
WITH GIANT
SPACES LIKE THIS,
ANYTHING’S POSSIBLE!
parcolympique.qc.ca
© Annick Gauthier
The look you’re looking for.
righT here.
Property of the Canada Lands Company
OldPortofMontreal.com/movie-shootings
PALAIS DES CONGRÈS DE MONTRÉAL
159, Saint-Antoine West, 9th floor, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2Z 1H2
www.congresmtl.com
tournage@congresmtl.com
514-871-3193
PARCS CANADA
Isabelle Savoie
Isabelle.savoie@pc.gc.ca
450-447-4825
1899, De Périgny Boulevard, Chambly
Quebec, Canada, J3L 4C3
REPRISE FILMS
Paul Barbeau
514-816-6500
SOCIÉTÉ DU VIEUX-PORT DE MONTRÉAL
333, De la Commune West, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2Y 2E2
www.vieuxportdemontreal.com/tournages
Sylvie Leclerc
sleclerc@vieuxportdemontreal.com
514-283-7931
TORQ STUDIO
6700, Pierre-Bertrand Boulevard, Suite 111,
Quebec
Quebec, Canada, G2J 0B4
www.torqstudio.com
Marie-Noel Filion
mnfilion@torqlegroupe.com
418-624-2535
MARK CHIKHANI
10671, Chambord Steet, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2C 2R6
Mark Chikhani
markchikhani@sympatico.ca
514-884-8475
VLADIMIR DE SUAREZ
Quebec, Canada, H3A 0A9
www.corporatestays.com
Vladimir De Suarez
vladimir@corporatestays.com
514-277-6464 x 131
LUCIO TOMARO
6675, Joseph Renaud Boulevard, Suite 201,
Anjou
Quebec, Canada, H1K 3V3
Lucio Tomaro
luciotom@sympatico.ca
514-219-2373
PROMOTIONAL MATERIAL
GRAPH-X DESIGN INC.
880, Longpré Street, Sherbrooke
Quebec, Canada, J1G 5B9
www.gdx.ca
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Sebastien Gravel
sgravel@gxd.ca
819-569-2769
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CREWS
CREWS
CREWS
QUEBEC PRODUCTION
STAFF & TECHNICAL
IN THIS SECTION, YOU WILL FIND INFORMATION REGARDING
CREW AVAILABILITY.
Quebec has a well-established film industry. An annual volume of more than
900 million dollars in annual indigenous productions has resulted in a very
deep pool of highly professional technicians. Here, you will find 2 to 3 “A”
crew-deep teams and 4 to 5 “B” crew-deep teams.
As an example of Quebec’s depth of crew, in 2014, while Quebec film and
television producers were shooting around $850 million worth of local
feature films and TV series, foreign producers (mostly from Hollywood) were
simultaneously shooting nearly $200 million worth of productions, including:
SONY’S THE WALK, CENTROPOLIS ENT.’S STONEWALL, WILDGAZE’S
BROOKLYN, LIONSGATE’S ASCENSION, SONY’S HELIX 2 AND WARNER
HORIZON’S THE LOTTERY.
Each of these foreign producers, from Steve Starkey (The Walk) to Roland
Emmerich (Stonewall), will attest that crew availability was abundant and
their expertise and professionalism next to none.
We highly recommend that you contact the appropriate unions and guilds
(listed in this section) related to the category you are looking for. The unions
will help you find the proper team for your production.
QUEBEC FILM SOURCEBOOK 2016 / Crews 107
ACCOUNTING
CATEGORY
UNION
FIRST ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT
DGC-QC
SECOND ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT
DGC-QC
PRODUCTION ACCOUNTING
DEMERS BEAULNE
Montreal
www.demersbeaulne.com
Jean-Luc Fréchette
jlfrechette@demersbeaulne.com
514-878-9631
MALLETTE
3075, Chemin des Quatre-Bougeois, Suite
200, Quebec
Quebec, Canada, G1W 5C4
Cyril Decosse
gisele.fournier@mallette.ca
418-653-4455 x 2230
Montreal
www.rcgt.com
Éric Julien
514-878-2691
REPRISE FILMS
108
Paul Barbeau
514-816-6500
Crews / QUEBECFILMSOURCEBOOK.COM
ART DEPARTMENT
CATEGORY
UNION
PRODUCTION DESIGNER
DGC-QC
ART DIRECTOR
DGC-QC
FIRST ASSISTANT ART DIRECTOR
AQTIS / DGC-QC
SET DESIGNER
ART DEPARTMENT COORDINATOR
DGC-QC
AQTIS / DGC-QC
ART DEPT COORD ASSISTANT
AQTIS / DGC-QC
ART DEPARTMENT ASSISTANT
AQTIS / IATSE 514
ART DIRECTION
RAYNAULT VFX INC
1453, Gilford Street, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2J 1S1
www.raynault.com
Marc A. Rousseau
hello@reynault.com
514-507-9977
MICHÈLE LALIBERTÉ
Michèle Laliberté
mlaliberte0808@gmail.com
514-968-7162
CLAUDE PARÉ
287, Gardenville Street, Longueuil
Quebec, Canada, J4H 2H4
QUEBEC FILM SOURCEBOOK 2016 / Crews Claude Paré
cldpare@videotron.ca
514-893-4028
109
STORYBOARD
FOLKS VFX
4330, Papineau Avenue, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2H 1S9
www.folksvfx.com
Amélie Poitras
amelie@folksvfx.com
514-484-6720
MOKKO STUDIO
www.mokkostudio.com
Danny Bergeron
514-932-4191
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
CATEGORY
UNION
FIRST ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
AQTIS / DGC-QC
SECOND ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
AQTIS / DGC-QC
THIRD ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
AQTIS / DGC-QC
CAMERA
CATEGORY
UNION
AQTIS / IATSE 667
CAMERA OPERATOR
AQTIS / IATSE 667
FIRST ASSISTANT CAMERA
AQTIS / IATSE 667
SECOND ASSISTANT CAMERA
AQTIS / IATSE 667
LOADER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
STILL PHOTOGRAPHER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
UNDERWATER CAMERA OPERATOR
AQTIS / IATSE 514
UNDERWATER CAMERA OPERATOR ASST
AQTIS / IATSE 667
110
CATEGORY
UNION
AQTIS / IATSE 667
VIDEO ASSIST OPERATOR
AQTIS / IATSE 667
JIB ARM OPERATOR
AQTIS / IATSE 667
CAMERAMAN – STEADICAM
AQTIS / IATSE 667
DIGITAL WRANGLER
AQTIS / IATSE 667
ELECTRONIC DIRECTOR OF PHOTO
AQTIS / IATSE 667
ELECTRONIC CAMERA ASST
AQTIS / IATSE 667
ELECTRONIC CAMERA PERSON (ECAM)
AQTIS / IATSE 667
CONSTRUCTION
CATEGORY
UNION
HEAD CARPENTER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
CARPENTER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
PLASTERER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
DIRECTORS
CATEGORY
UNION
DIRECTORS
DGC-QC
Denys Arcand
L’âge des ténèbres, Les Invasions barbares,
Jésus de Montréal
Paolo Barzman
Emotional Arithmetic, Highlander III: The Sorcerer,
18 to Life
Alan Best
The Covenant, Pinata: The Movie, Race to Mars
Charles Binamé
Le piège américain, Maurice Richard, Séraphin: un homme
et son péché
Erik Canuel
Barrymore, Bon Cop Bad Cop, Le dernier tunnel
Roger Cardinal
Brillant, Dead Silent, Captive
Phil Comeau
Tenerife: The Crash of the Century, Teen Knight,
Jerome’s Secret
Robert Ditchburn The Press Run, The Tracker, La presence des ombres
Michael Dowse
It’s All Gone Pete Tong, Fubar, The Selkirk Foundation
Christian Duguay
Boot Camp, Extreme Ops, Human Trafficking
Philippe Gagnon
Do no harm, Exposed, Reverse Angle
Rodney Gibbons
The Secret Pact, Wilder, Little Men
Douglas Jackson
Aftermath, Someone is Watching, The Paperboy
Jimmy Kaufman
Nightwaves, Dracula 2000, Time at The Top
Helene Klodawsky
Family Motel, Extraordinary Canadians
Nicolas Monette
18 to Life S.2, Nos Étés, Deadly Hope
R. Claudio Nasso
Red Christmas, A Woman A Country
Alaistair Paton
Walkman, 10 Tales Tall and True, 400 Boys
Peter Pearson
Bananas from Sunny Québec, L’or et le papier |Snowbirds
Jean-Marc Piché
Nothing Really Mathers, The Minion, Look Again
Stefan Pleszczynski
L’espérance, 18 To Life, Circle of Friends
Michel Poulette
Histoire de famille, Tipping Point, Bonanno: A Godfather’s
Story
David M. Robertson
Doin’ Time, Return of the Living Dead, Firebird 2015
Yves Simoneau
Marie-Antoinette (TV)| Free Money, V (2010) Pilot + 3 epi
John N. Smith
Love and Savery, Geraldine’s Fortune, A Cool Dry Place
Mark Soulard
Il était une fois dans le trouble, Are You Afraid of the Dark
Peter Svatek
Hemoglobin, Call of the Wild, Girl’s Best Friend
Wiebke von Carolsfeld Wrecked, Fugitives Pieces, Cube
Giles Walker
112
Never Too Late, Galidor, Princes in Exile
EDITING
CATEGORY
UNION
EDITOR
AQTIS / IATSE 514
OFFLINE EDITOR
AQTIS / IATSE 514
ONLINE EDITOR
AQTIS / IATSE 514
EDITING ASSISTANT
AQTIS / IATSE 514
SOUND EDITOR
AQTIS / IATSE 514
LIGHTING
CATEGORY
UNION
BEST BOY LIGHTING TECHNICIAN
AQTIS / IATSE 514
FOLLOW SPOT OPERATOR
AQTIS / IATSE 514
GAFFER / CHIEF LIGHTING
AQTIS / IATSE 514
LIGHTING CONTROL
AQTIS / IATSE 514
CONSOLE OPERATOR
AQTIS / IATSE 514
LIGHTING DESIGNER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
LIGHTING DIRECTOR
AQTIS / IATSE 514
LIGHTING TECHNICIAN
AQTIS / IATSE 514
GREENSMAN
CATEGORY
GREENSMAN
QUEBEC FILM SOURCEBOOK 2016 / Crews UNION
AQTIS / IATSE 514
113
GRIP
CATEGORY
UNION
KEY GRIP
AQTIS / IATSE 514
BEST BOY GRIP
AQTIS / IATSE 514
GRIPS
AQTIS / IATSE 514
DOLLY GRIP
AQTIS / IATSE 514
CRANE OPERATOR
AQTIS / IATSE 514
RIGGING GRIP
AQTIS / IATSE 514
SET GRIP
AQTIS / IATSE 514
HAIR
CATEGORY
UNION
KEY HAIR STYLIST
AQTIS / IATSE 514
ASSISTANT HAIR
AQTIS / IATSE 514
HAIRDRESSER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
ASST PERIOD HAIRDRESSER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
PERIOD HAIRDRESSER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
WIG MAKER AND STYLIST
AQTIS / IATSE 514
LOCATIONS
CATEGORY
UNION
LOCATION MANAGER
AQTIS
LOCATION SCOUT
AQTIS
ASST LOCATION MANAGER
AQTIS
114
LOCATION MANAGEMENT
PIERRE BLONDIN
Pierre Blondin
pierreblondin@me.com
514-386-3104
MARK CHIKHANI
10671, Chambord Street, Montreal
Mark Chikhani
markchikhani@sympatico.ca
514-884-8475
ALAIN DAHAN
560, Bourgeoys Street, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H3K 2M4
Alain Dahan
espressofilms@sympatico.ca
514-992-5822
ADRIAN KNIGHT
Quebec, Canada, H3B 2C4
www.trianafilms.com
Adrian Knight
adrian@trianafilms.com
514-233-0582
BENOÎT MATHIEU
4515, Andre-Laurendeau Street, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H1Y 3R6
Benoît Mathieu
b.mathieuregisseur@gmail.com
514-576-8408
MICHÈLE ST-ARNAUD
4589, De La Roche Street, Montreal
Michèle St-Arnaud
m.st-arnaud@sympatico.ca
514-983-3871
LUCIO TOMARO
6675, Joseph Renaud Boulevard, Suite 201,
Anjou
Quebec, Canada, H1K 3V3
QUEBEC FILM SOURCEBOOK 2016 / Crews Lucio Tomaro
luciotom@sympatico.ca
514-219-2373
115
MAKE-UP
CATEGORY
UNION
KEY MAKE-UP ARTIST
AQTIS / IATSE 514
FX MAKE-UP
AQTIS / IATSE 514
ASSISTANT MAKE-UP
AQTIS / IATSE 514
MAKE-UP DESIGNER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
PROSTHESIS MAKE-UP ARTIST
AQTIS / IATSE 514
MAKE-UP ARTIST
AQTIS / IATSE 514
ASSISTANT PROSTHESIS MAKE-UP ARTIST
AQTIS / IATSE 514
ASSISTANT FX MAKE-UP ARTIST
AQTIS / IATSE 514
MEDICAL AND SET SAFETY
NEIL WHITEHOUSE
3784, Saint-André Street, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2L 3V7
Neil Whitehouse
neil@omegatouch.ca
514-649-3787
PAINT
CATEGORY
UNION
HEAD PAINTER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
PAINTER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
ASSISTANT PAINTER SCENIC
AQTIS / IATSE 514
SCENIC ARTIST
AQTIS / IATSE 514
SCENIC TECHNICIAN
AQTIS / IATSE 514
116
PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT
CATEGORY
UNION
LINE PRODUCER
AQPM
UNIT PRODUCTION MANAGER
DGC-QC
PRODUCTION MANAGER
DGC-QC
PRODUCTION COORDINATOR
REPRISE FILMS
Paul Barbeau
514-816-6500
PRODUCTION MANAGER
BLUE BUG ENTERTAINMENT
1545, de l’Eglise Street, Suite 401, SaintLaurent
Quebec, Canada, H4L 5G8
www.bluebugentertainment.com
Jean Aubert
jaubert@bluebugentertainment.com
514-816-5095
COPILOT PRODUCTIONS
551, 18th Avenue , Lachine
www.copilotproductions.com
Jim Edward
jim@copilotproductions.com
514-993-7711
QUEBEC FILM SOURCEBOOK 2016 / Crews Ronald Gilbert
514-386-0953
117
REPRISE FILMS
Paul Barbeau
514-816-6500
ISABELLE ABASTADO
570, Rang du Pied de la Montagne, SainteMélanie
Quebec, Canada, J0K 3A0
Isabelle Abastado
isabelleabastado@gmail.com
514-531-3434
DANIEL AUCLAIR
16, De Cyprès Street, Victoriaville
Quebec, Canada, G6P 6T7
Daniel Auclair
dan@zipzapservices.com
514-949-3800
HÉLÈNE BOULAY
4160, De Melrose Avenue, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H4A 2S4
Hélène Boulay
helene.boulay@videotron.ca
514-487-0414
GINETTE GUILLARD
Ginette Guillard
ginetteguillard@gmail.com
514-927-9171
JIM KONTOS
Jim Kontos
jkontos@gmail.com
514-233-1980
JACKY LAVOIE
Jacky Lavoie
jacky.lavoie@videotron.ca
514-895-2094
PHILIPPE MONTEL
258, Sainte-Marguerite Street, Suite 402,
Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H4C 2W6
118
Philippe Montel
philippemontel@me.com
514-999-2359
JOSETTE PERROTTA
4815, Wilson Avenue, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H3X 3P3
Josette Perrotta
breakaway@videotron.ca
514-594-9563
HELENE ROSS
3555, Connaught Avenue, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H4B 1X4
Helene Ross
hellross@mlink.net
514-313-7000
PRODUCTION SERVICES
1976 PRODUCTIONS
Quebec, Canada, H2H 1T8
Nicolas Comeau
nc@1976.tv
514-288-1976
ATTRACTION
5455, De Gaspé Avenue, Suite 805,
Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2T 3B3
www.attraction.ca
Richard Speer
rspeer@attraction.ca
514-846-1222
Rodolphe Pacaud
514-844-3566, x 224
Ronald Gilbert
514-386-0953
GROUPE PVP
296, Saint-Pierre Street, Matane
Quebec, Canada, G4W 2B9
www.pvp.ca
QUEBEC FILM SOURCEBOOK 2016 / Crews Vic Pelletier
info@pvp.ca
418-566-2040
119
Brice Garnier
514-516-1283
LYLA FILMS
600, Sherbrooke East, Suite 201, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2L 1K1
www.lylafilms.com
Lyse Lafontaine
llafontaine@lylafilms.com
514-933-4003
MOKKO STUDIO
www.mokkostudio.com
Danny Bergeron
514-932-4191
OASIS ANIMATION
4200, Saint-Laurent Boulevard, Suite 402,
Montreal
www.oasisanimation.com
Jacques Bilodeau
jbilodeau@oasisanimation.com
514-510-1742
SIFA (SERVICE INTERVENTION & FORMATION AQUATIQUE)
8165, Lafrenaie Street, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H1P 2B1
www.sifainc.com
Mario Leblanc
info@sifainc.com
514-569-4320
STARLING ROAD PRODUCTIONS
Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2T 2A4
Michael Mosca
mmosca@equinoxefilms.com
514-272-5656
TOTALE FICTION
4113, Laval Street, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2W 2J4
www.totalefiction.com
Raymond Vermette
raymond@totalefiction.com
514-945-9828
VIDEO MTL
1475, Ottawa Street, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H3C 1S9
www.videomtl.com
120
Andrew Lapierre
al@videomtl.com
514-933-5765
JIM EDWARD
Jim Edward
514-993-7711
JIM KONTOS
Jim Kontos
jkontos@gmail.com
514-233-1980
JOSETTE PERROTTA
Josette Perrotta
514-594-9563
HELENE ROSS
Helene Ross
hellross@mlink.net
514-313-7000
UNIT MANAGER
PHILIPPE MONTEL
Montreal
QUEBEC FILM SOURCEBOOK 2016 / Crews Philippe Montel
514-999-2359
121
PROPS
CATEGORY
UNION
PROP MASTER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
ASSISTANT PROP MASTER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
PROP ASSISTANT
AQTIS / IATSE 514
HEAD PROPS BUYER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
PROP BUYER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
PROP DESIGNER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
FOOD STYLIST
AQTIS / IATSE 514
SET PROPSMAN
AQTIS / IATSE 514
PROPERTY MANAGER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
PROPSMAN
AQTIS / IATSE 514
ACCESSORIES
BILODEAU PAR NATURE 3M
943, Saint-Cyrille Street, Normandin
Quebec, Canada, G8M 4H9
www.bilodeauinc.com
Maripier Maltais-Bhérer
maripier@bilodeauinc.com
418-274-2511
SCRIPT
CATEGORY
UNION
SCRIPT
AQTIS / IATSE 514
ASST SCRIPT
AQTIS / IATSE 514
SCRIPTWRITER
122
WGC
SET DRESSING / DECORATION
CATEGORY
UNION
ASSISTANT SET DRESSER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
KEY SET DRESSER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
SET DRESSER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
SOUND
MUSIC
AUDIO Z
800, Du Square-Victoria Street, Suite 2603,
Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H4Z 1G8
www.audioz.com
Serge Laforest
serge@audioz.com
514-393-3525
Quebec, Canada, H2Z 1Y7
Julie Breheret
communications@gmmq.com
514-842-2866
HARRIS & WOLFF
78, Saint-Joseph West, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2T 2P3
www.harriswolff.com
Mary Catherine Harris
maryc@harriswolf.com
514-507-2441
LAMAJEURE
1110, De Bleury Street, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2Z 1N4
www.lamajeure.com
QUEBEC FILM SOURCEBOOK 2016 / Crews Etienne Boivin
et@lamajeure.com
514-871-9585
123
STUDIO DIGILOG INC.
1179, De Bleury Street, Suite 10, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H3B 3H9
www.netpostproduction.com
Serge Hamel
admin@netpostproduction.com
514-990-8141
TORQ STUDIO
Quebec
www.torqstudio.com
Marie-Noel Filion
418-624-2535
LEO CERASA
www.vimeo.com/leocerasa
Leo Cerasa
leo.cerasa@gmail.com
514-501-7981
MICHEL CUSSON
1032, Des perdrix Street, Longueuil
Quebec, Canada, J4J 5K1
www.michelcusson.com
Michel Cusson
pmc466@me.com
450-448-0844
TELEVISION TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT
CATEGORY
UNION
TELEPROMPTER OPERATOR
AQTIS / IATSE 514
CCU OPERATOR
AQTIS / IATSE 514
MOBILE SET-UP TECHNICIAN
AQTIS / IATSE 514
SLOW MOTION OPERATOR
AQTIS / IATSE 514
SWITCHER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
AQTIS / IATSE 514
VIDEO GRAPHICS’ TECHNICIAN
AQTIS / IATSE 514
VIDEOTAPE OPERATOR
AQTIS / IATSE 514
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TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT
CATEGORY
UNION
TRANSPORTATION CAPTAIN
AQTIS / IATSE 514
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE
AQTIS / IATSE 514
COORDINATOR
AQTIS / IATSE 514
DRIVER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
SPECIALIZED DRIVER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
WARDROBE
CATEGORY
UNION
COSTUME DESIGNER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
SEAMSTRESSES AND STITCHERS
AQTIS / IATSE 514
WARDROBE TECHNICIAN
AQTIS / IATSE 514
WARDROBE STYLIST & BUYER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
ASST WARDROBE MASTER/MISTRESS
AQTIS / IATSE 514
KEY WARDROBE MASTER / MISTRESS
AQTIS / IATSE 514
ASSISTANT DRESSER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
COSTUME SUPERVISOR
AQTIS / IATSE 514
DRESSER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
KEY DRESSER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
WARDROBE MASTER / MISTRESS
AQTIS / IATSE 514
SP WARDROBE TECHNICIAN
AQTIS / IATSE 514
SP WARDROBE CUTTER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
SP WARDROBE MILLINER
AQTIS / IATSE 514
SP WARDROBE PATINA
AQTIS / IATSE 514
SP WARDROBE PROPS
AQTIS / IATSE 514
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P R O DU C E R S
PRODUCERS
P R O DU C E R S
LINE PRODUCER
ATTRACTION
Montreal
www.attraction.ca
Richard Speer
514-846-1222
Jean Aubert
514-816-5095
Ronald Gilbert
514-386-0953
Brice Garnier
514-516-1283
PARCE QUE FILMS
2205, Parthenais Street, Suite 306,
Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2K 3T3
Philippe Achkhanian
pachkhanian@parcequefilms.com
514-598-5089
TOTALE FICTION
Raymond Vermette
514-945-9828
HÉLÈNE BOULAY
4160, De Melrose Avenue, Montreal
Hélène Boulay
helene.boulay@videotron.ca
514-487-0414
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GINETTE GUILLARD
Ginette Guillard
ginetteguillard@gmail.com
514-927-9171
JOSETTE PERROTTA
Josette Perrotta
514-594-9563
PRODUCTION - FILM & TELEVISION
1976 PRODUCTIONS
Nicolas Comeau
nc@1976.tv
514-288-1976
ATTRACTION
Montreal
www.attraction.ca
Richard Speer
514-846-1222
Jean Aubert
514-816-5095
Rodolphe Pacaud
514-844-3566, x 224
CARPEDIEM FILM & TV
6630, Hutchison Street, Suite 300,
Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2V 4E1
www.carpediemfilmtv.com
130
Marie-Claude Beauchamp
mcb@carpediemfilmtv.com
514-270-2522
Producers / QUEBECFILMSOURCEBOOK.COM
CHRISTAL FILMS
1001, Lenoir Street, Suite A-500, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H4C 2Z6
www.christalfilms.com
Christian Larouche
info@christalfilms.com
514 336-9696
CIRQUE DU SOLEIL MÉDIA
87, Ontario West, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2X 0A7
www.cirquedusoleil.com
Jacques Méthé
info@cirquedusoleilmedia.com
514-723-7864
Ronald Gilbert
514-386-0953
GROUPE PVP
www.pvp.ca
Vic Pelletier
info@pvp.ca
418-566-2040
HANDEL PRODUCTIONS
424, Guy Street, Suite 110, Montreal
www.handelproductions.ca
Alan Handel
alan@handelproductions.ca
514-487-1881
IMAGE IN
630, René-Lévesque West, Suite 2800,
Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H3B 1S6
Jean De Vivie
jdevivie@image-in.cc
514-549-0146
INCENDO PRODUCTIONS
1, Westmount Square, Suite 850
Westmount, Quebec, Canada, H3Z 2P9
www.incendo.ca
Jean Bureau
jbureau@incendo.ca
514-937-3333
ITEM 7 INC.
Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2T 1S5
www.item7.ca
Marie-Claude Poulin
mcpoulin@item7.ca
514-526-2772
Brice Garnier
514-516-1283
LE GROUPE VIVAVISION
Jean-Pierre Morin
jpmorin@vivavision.ca
514-527-9700
1973, Falardeau Street, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2K 2L9
www.vivavision.ca
LYLA FILMS
Lyse Lafontaine
514-933-4003
www.lylafilms.com
MAX FILMS
Roger Frappier
info@maxfilms.ca
514-282-8444
1751, Richardson Street, Suite 5101,
Montreal
www.maxfilms.ca
MEDIABIZ INTERNATIONAL INC.
Karine Martin
contact@mediabizinternational.com
514-273-5999
1280, Bernard Street, Suite 400, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2V 1V9
www.mediabizinternational.com
MELENNY PRODUCTIONS INC.
Richard Goudreau
richardgoudreau@melenny.ca
514-270-6170
154, Laurier West, Suite 300, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2T 2N7
MICRO-SCOPE
Luc Déry
luc@micro-scope.ca
514-44-4554
6750, L’Esplanade Avenue, Suite 220,
Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2V 4M1
www.micro-scope.ca
MUSE ENTERTAINMENT ENTREPRISES
3451, Saint-Jacques Street, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H4C 1H1
www.muse.ca
132
Irene Litinsky
ilitinsky@muse.ca
514-866-6873
OASIS ANIMATION
Montreal
Jacques Bilodeau
514-510-1742
PAMPLEMOUSSE MÉDIA
220, Achin Avenue, St-Lambert
Quebec, Canada, J4R 2V2
Nancy Charest
nancycharest@baleares.media
514-827-8570
PARCE QUE FILMS
Montreal
Philippe Achkhanian
514-598-5089
PREMIÈRE BOBINE INC.
926, Saint-Maurice Street, Suite 200,
Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H3C 1L7
Tom Berry
tberry@reeloneent.com
514-866-8379 x 240
PRODUCTIONS CARAMEL FILMS
Montreal
www.caramelfilms.com
André Rouleau
andre@caramelfilms.com
514-788-3838
Montreal
Michael Mosca
514-272-5656
THE HITCHWOOD FILMS CORPORATION INC.
451, Sainte-Catherine West , App. 201,
Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H3B 1B1
Marc Lapointe
mlapointe@hitchwoodfilms.com
514-287-1246
TOTALE FICTION
134
Raymond Vermette
514-945-9828
TRANSFILM
433, Chabanel West, Suite 516, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2N 2J4
www.transfilm.ca
Jonathan Vanger
jvanger@transfilm.ca
514-985-2272
JIM EDWARD
Jim Edward
514-993-7711
MARC LEBEL
14, Jardin-Mérici, Suite 1304, Quebec
Quebec, Canada, G1S 4Z6
www.productionglaciel.com
Marc LeBel
marclebel@videotron.ca
418-681-3322
PRODUCTION - NEW MEDIA
BUCK CRÉATIFS
4435, Saint-Laurent Boulevard, Suite B,
Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2W 1Z8
www.buckcreatifs.com
Stéphane Olivier
stephane@buckcreatifs.com
514-849-8514
Rodolphe Pacaud
514-844-3566, x 224
PRODUCTION SERVICES
1976 PRODUCTIONS
Nicolas Comeau
nc@1976.tv
514-288-1976
ATTRACTION
Richard Speer
514-846-1222
Montreal
www.attraction.ca
Rodolphe Pacaud
514-844-3566, x 224
Ronald Gilbert
514-386-0953
GROUPE PVP
Vic Pelletier
info@pvp.ca
418-566-2040
www.pvp.ca
Brice Garnier
514-516-1283
LYLA FILMS
Lyse Lafontaine
514-933-4003
www.lylafilms.com
MOKKO STUDIO
Danny Bergeron
514-932-4191
www.mokkostudio.com
OASIS ANIMATION
Montreal
136
Jacques Bilodeau
514-510-1742
www.sifainc.com
Mario Leblanc
info@sifainc.com
514-569-4320
Montreal
Michael Mosca
514-272-5656
TOTALE FICTION
Raymond Vermette
514-945-9828
VIDEO MTL
www.videomtl.com
Andrew Lapierre
al@videomtl.com
514-933-5765
JIM EDWARD
Jim Edward
514-993-7711
JIM KONTOS
Jim Kontos
jkontos@gmail.com
514-233-1980
JOSETTE PERROTTA
Josette Perrotta
514-594-9563
HELENE ROSS
Helene Ross
hellross@mlink.net
514-313-7000
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EQ UIPM E N T
EQUIPMENT
EQ UIPM E N T
AERIAL SHOTS
GROUPE PVP
www.pvp.ca
Vic Pelletier
info@pvp.ca
418-566-2040
VIDEO MTL
www.videomtl.com
Andrew Lapierre
al@videomtl.com
514-933-5765
EQUIPMENT
3VIS
Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2T 1R3
www.3vis.com
Sylvain Plourde
sylvain.plourde@scalar.ca
514-285-1717, x 3236
ANSKA FILMS
145, Bourget Street, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H4C 2M1
Yanka Pelletier
yanka@anskafilms.com
514-992-5063
CINEPOOL INC.
Édifice #2 - Door F - 2555, Dollard Avenue,
Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H8N 3A9
www.cinepool.ca
Denis Paquette
info@cinepool.ca
514-488-8411
GROUPE SPECTRE SONORE
3400, Losch Street, Local 10, St-Hubert
Quebec, Canada, J3Y 5T6
www.spectresonore.com
Stéphane Morin
info@spectresonore.com
450-812-4400
QUEBEC FILM SOURCEBOOK 2016 / Equipement 141
LE DÉPARTEMENT CAMÉRA
Jacques Lamontagne
jacques@departementcamera.tv
514-525-6556
5563, Fullum Street, Suite 109, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2G 2H5
www.departementcamera.tv
MELS
Michel Trudel
michel.trudel@mels-studios.com
514-866-2170
1777, Carrie Derick Street, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H3C 6G2
www.mels-studios.com
Votre expert en location de panneaux de signalisation et barricades de sécurité
Pour tous types d’événements
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Plateau de tournage (cinéma et télévision)
Spectacles
Événements publiques
Rénovations
Vente trottoir
Événements V.I.P.
Panneaux de signalisation temporaire
… et tous autres événements où vous avez besoin de panneaux de signalisation!
PARCO MAITRE ENR.
99, Alepin Avenue, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H8P 2C9
www.parcomaitre.ca
infos@parcomaitre.ca
514-364-6632
PRODUCTION RADIOS
1014, De l’Acadie Street, Saint-Antoine sur
Richelieu
Quebec, Canada, J0L 1R0
www.productionradios.com
Brigitte Lauzon
info@productionradios.com
514-246-0099
PRODUCTIONS POMPIER
31, Duke Street, Suite 508, Montreal
www.productionspompier.com
Danny Cardinale
firedan_69@hotmail.com
514-776-6764
REPRISE FILMS
142
Paul Barbeau
514-816-6500
Equipement / QUEBECFILMSOURCEBOOK.COM
TECHNICOLOR CANADA, INC
2101, Sainte-Catherine West, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H3H 1M6
www.technicolor.com
Nicolas Savoie
infomontreal@technicolor.com
514-939-5060
VIDEO MTL
www.videomtl.com
Andrew Lapierre
al@videomtl.com
514-933-5765
EMMANUEL BÉHIER-MIGEON
www.aquamedias.com
Emmanuel Béhier-Migeon
emmanuel@aquamedias.com
514-813-8788
REMOTE CONTROL CAMERA SYSTEM
MELS
Michel Trudel
514-866-2170
VIDEO MTL
www.videomtl.com
Andrew Lapierre
al@videomtl.com
514-933-5765
RENTAL EQUIPMENT
ANSKA FILMS
Yanka Pelletier
yanka@anskafilms.com
514-992-5063
CINEPOOL INC.
Édifice #2 - Door F - 2555, Dollard Avenue,
Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H8N 3A9
www.cinepool.ca
Denis Paquette
info@cinepool.ca
514-488-8411
ENTERPRISE HOLDINGS
Ariel Kadoch
jose.bento@ahi.com
514-735-3721 x 2211
600, Arthur Fecteau Street, Dorval
Stéphane Morin
info@spectresonore.com
450-812-4400
3400, Losch Street, Local 10, St-Hubert
Quebec, Canada, J3Y 5T6
www.spectresonore.com
Jacques Lamontagne
jacques@departementcamera.tv
514-525-6556
5563, Fullum Street, Suite 109, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2G 2H5
www.departementcamera.tv
MELS
Michel Trudel
514-866-2170
PRODUCTION RADIOS
Richelieu
144
Brigitte Lauzon
514-246-0099
PRODUCTIONS POMPIER
Danny Cardinale
514-776-6764
www.technicolor.com
Nicolas Savoie
514-939-5060
VIDEO MTL
www.videomtl.com
Andrew Lapierre
al@videomtl.com
514-933-5765
SHOOTING EQUIPMENT
MELS
Michel Trudel
514-866-2170
PRODUCTION RADIOS
Richelieu
Brigitte Lauzon
514-246-0099
TORQ STUDIO
Quebec
www.torqstudio.com
146
Marie-Noel Filion
418-624-2535
STUDIOS & STAGE S
STUDIOS
& STAGES
WE ARE
STUDIOS & STAGE S
STUDIOS
STAGES
CAMERAS + ACCESSORIES
PANAVISION
LIGHTING
GRIP + RIGGING
DOLLY
LENSES
PRODUCTION FACILITIES
MELS-STUDIOS.COM
Michel Trudel
514.866.2170
Montreal
SOUND STAGES
PURPOSE BUILT SOUND STAGES
MELS STUDIOS & POSTPRODUCTION S.E.N.C.
Michel Trudel
514-866-2170
CITE DU HAVRE – MELS 1
2170, Pierre-Dupuy Avenue, Montreal
STAGE
Michel Trudel
514-866-2170
SIZE
CLEARANCE
STAGE A
9 000 sq. ft.
36,5’
STAGE B
9 000 sq. ft.
36,5’
STAGE C
13 650 sq. ft.
26,5’
STAGE D
4 000 sq. ft.
24’
STAGE E
1 200 sq. ft.
12’
Quebec, Canada, H3C 5T4
STAGE
Michel Trudel
514-866-2170
SIZE
CLEARANCE
15 000 sq. ft.
40’
STAGE G
15 000 sq. ft.
40’
STAGE H
36 500 sq. ft.
40’
STAGE F
QUEBEC FILM SOURCEBOOK 2016 / Studios & Stages 149
Quebec, Canada, H3C 5T4
STAGE
Michel Trudel
514-866-2170
SIZE
CLEARANCE
15 000 sq. ft.
40’
STAGE G
15 000 sq. ft.
40’
STAGE H
36 500 sq. ft.
40’
STAGE F
MELS ST-HUBERT
4801, Leckie Street, Saint-Hubert
Quebec, Canada, J3Z 1H6
STAGE
Michel Trudel
514-866-2170
SIZE
CLEARANCE
9 840 sq. ft.
24’
STAGE B
9 595 sq. ft.
24’
STAGE C
13 442 sq. ft.
28’
STAGE D
15 038 sq. ft.
40’
STAGE A
STAGE E
7 680 sq. ft.
17’
STAGE K
18 468 sq. ft.
20’
MELS QUEBEC CITY
2366 A, Galvani Street, Quebec
Quebec, Canada, G1G 4G4
STAGE
STUDIO 1
150
Jérôme Bourgault
jerome.bourgault@mels-studios.com
418-956-4291
SIZE
CLEARANCE
4 000 sq. ft.
24’
Studios & Stages / QUEBECFILMSOURCEBOOK.COM
CINEPOOL
CINEPOOL INC.
Hugues Lavoie
hugues@cinepool.tv
514-488-8411
2555, Dollard Avenue, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H8N 3E5
www.cinepool.ca
STAGE
SIZE
CLEARANCE
STAGE A
10 500 sq. ft.
20’
STAGE B
10 500 sq. ft.
20’
STAGE C
15 000 sq. ft.
20’
STAGE D
1 450 sq. ft.
12’
STAGE E
14 000 sq. ft.
24’
5523, Chemin Côte Saint-Paul, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H4C 1X3
STAGE
CANAL PLUS
SIZE
CLEARANCE
4 500 sq. ft.
19’
DE NORMANDY
79, Normandy Street, Repentigny
Quebec, Canada, J6A 2C2
STAGE
SIZE
CLEARANCE
26 450 sq. ft.
26’
SIZE
CLEARANCE
STAGE B
3 750 sq. ft.
N/A
STAGE C
5 400 sq. ft.
N/A
STAGE D
830 sq. ft.
N/A
DENORMANDY
OGILVY STUDIO
1720, Canal Street, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H3K 3E6
STAGE
STUDIO-MTL
ALSTOM
1830, Le Ber, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H3K 2A4
SPACE
STAGE
Andrew Lapierre
514-952-6112
SIZE
CLEARANCE
126 720 sq. ft.
From 36’ to 56’
Warehouse space available
LA SALLE
Andrew Lapierre
514-952-6112
SPACE
SIZE
CLEARANCE
STUDIO A
10 500 sq. ft.
20’
STUDIO B
10 500 sq. ft.
22’
STUDIO C
14 000 sq. ft.
20’
STUDIO D
1 400 sq. ft.
12’
STUDIO E
14 000 sq. ft.
24’
ANSKA FILMS
SPACE
STUDIO 145
152
Yanka Pelletier
yanka@anskafilms.ca
514-992-5063
SIZE
CLEARANCE
3 000 sq. ft.
15’
NON-PURPOSE BUILT SOUND STAGES
159, Saint-Antoine West, 9th Floor, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2Z 1H2
www.congresmtl.com
SPACE
tournage@congresmtl.com
514-871-3193
SIZE
CLEARANCE
LEVEL 2 / 210
49 995 sq. ft.
30’
LEVEL 2 / 220 *
125 717 sq. ft.
31,9’
LEVEL 5 / 517
45 333 sq. ft.
14’
LEVEL 7 / 710
19 712 sq. ft.
14’
* Columns at intervals of 60 Feet
MOTION CAPTURE
GAME ON AUDIO
1168, Bishop Street, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H3G 2M5
www.gameonaudio.com
SPACE
STAGE 1
Samuel Girardin
sam@gameonaudio.com
514-495-1777
SIZE
CLEARANCE
6 000 sq. ft.
25’
RECORDING STUDIOS
AUDIO POSTPRODUCTION SPR INC.
640, Saint-Paul West, Suite 600, Montreal
www.studiospr.com
François Deschamps
info@studiospr.com
514-866-6074
AUDIO Z
Montreal
www.audioz.com
Serge Laforest
serge@audioz.com
514-393-3525
MELS
910 de la Gauchetière Street East, Montreal
Paul Bellerose
paul.bellerose@mels-studios.com
514-390-3270
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POST-PRODU CTI ON
POST-PRODUCTION
ALWAYS
CELEBRATING
THE WONDER
POST-PRODU CTI ON
Dailies
Picture
Sound
Restoration
Versioning
Distribution
technicolor.com/montreal
514 939 5060
DIGITAL FILM RESTORATION
MELS
312, Sherbrooke East, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2X 1E6
François Garcia
francois.garcia@mels-studios.com
514-390-3384
MOKKO STUDIO
www.mokkostudio.com
Danny Bergeron
514-932-4191
DUBBING
www.studiospr.com
François Deschamps
info@studiospr.com
514-866-6074
AUDIO Z
Montreal
www.audioz.com
Serge Laforest
serge@audioz.com
514-393-3525
GAME ON AUDIO
5151, Saint-Laurent Boulevard, Montreal
www.gameonaudio.com
Samuel Girardin
sam@gameonaudio.com
514-571-1551
LAMAJEURE
www.lamajeure.com
Etienne Boivin
et@lamajeure.com
514-871-9585
QUEBEC FILM SOURCEBOOK 2016 / Post-Production 159
MELS
Paul Bellerose
514-390-3270
www.technicolor.com
Nicolas Savoie
514-939-5060
HÉLÈNE ROUSSE
816, De la Gauchetière East, Montreal
www.totalcasting.ca
Hélène Rousse
totalcastingmontreal@yahoo.com
514-940-0514
POST-PRODUCTION - IMAGE
BUCK CRÉATIFS
Montreal
Stéphane Olivier
514-849-8514
MELS
Paul Bellerose
514-390-3270
TORQ STUDIO
Quebec
www.torqstudio.com
160
Marie-Noel Filion
418-624-2535
Post-Production / QUEBECFILMSOURCEBOOK.COM
POST-PRODUCTION
www.studiospr.com
François Deschamps
info@studiospr.com
514-866-6074
AUDIO Z
Montreal
www.audioz.com
Serge Laforest
serge@audioz.com
514-393-3525
1545, de l’Eglise Street, Suite 401,
Saint-Laurent
Jean Aubert
514-816-5095
BLVD
308, Place d’Youville, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2Y 2B6
www.blvd-mtl.com
Benoît Martel
info@blvd-mtl.com
514-788-2100
FOLKS VFX
www.folksvfx.com
Amélie Poitras
amelie@folksvfx.com
514-484-6720
GAME ON AUDIO
www.gameonaudio.com
Samuel Girardin
sam@gameonaudio.com
514-571-1551
GROUPE PVP
www.pvp.ca
Vic Pelletier
info@pvp.ca
418-566-2040
HYBRIDE
Michel Murdock
info@hybride.com
450-227-4245
111, Chemin de la Gare, Piedmont
Quebec, Canada, J0R 1K0
www.hybride.com
LAMAJEURE
Etienne Boivin
et@lamajeure.com
514-871-9585
www.lamajeure.com
Jean-Pierre Morin
jpmorin@vivavision.ca
514-527-9700
1973, Falardeau Street, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2K 2L9
www.vivavision.ca
MELS
Paul Bellerose
514-390-3270
PARCE QUE FILMS
Philippe Achkhanian
514-598-5089
Montreal
RAYNAULT VFX INC
Marc A. Rousseau
hello@reynault.com
514-507-9977
www.raynault.com
REPRISE FILMS
Paul Barbeau
514-816-6500
STUDIO DIGILOG INC.
162
Serge Hamel
514-990-8141
www.technicolor.com
Nicolas Savoie
514-939-5060
TOUTENKARTOON CANADA INC.
254, Sainte-Catherine East, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2X 1L4
www.toutenkartoon.ca
Laurent Donnay
ldonnay@toutenkartoon.ca
514-845-5119
VIDEO MTL
www.videomtl.com
Andrew Lapierre
al@videomtl.com
514-933-5765
MICHEL CUSSON
Michel Cusson
pmc466@me.com
450-448-0844
POST-PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT
BUCK CRÉATIFS
Montreal
Stéphane Olivier
514-849-8514
POST-PRODUCTION - SOUND
www.studiospr.com
François Deschamps
info@studiospr.com
514-866-6074
AUDIO Z
Montreal
www.audioz.com
Serge Laforest
serge@audioz.com
514-393-3525
BLVD
Benoît Martel
info@blvd-mtl.com
514-788-2100
www.blvd-mtl.com
GAME ON AUDIO
www.gameonaudio.com
Samuel Girardin
sam@gameonaudio.com
514-571-1551
LAMAJEURE
www.lamajeure.com
164
Etienne Boivin
et@lamajeure.com
514-871-9585
MELS
Paul Bellerose
514-390-3270
STUDIO DIGILOG INC.
Serge Hamel
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A N IM ATIO N
ANIMATION
A N IM ATIO N
ANIMATION
AA STUDIOS
www.aastudios.ca
Marc Hall
info@aastudios.ca
877-312-0008
Saint-Laurent
Jean Aubert
514-816-5095
BUCK CRÉATIFS
Montreal
Stéphane Olivier
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QUEBEC FILM SOURCEBOOK 2016 / Animation 181
BUF
Montreal
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Nicolas Delval
438-800-1755
CARPEDIEM FILM & TV
6630, Hutchison Street, Suite 300,
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514-270-2522
CINESITE INC.
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DIGITAL DIMENSION
5555, Casgrain Street,Studio 301, Montreal
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lsmenard@digitaldimension.com
514-369-8001
L’UQAC (NAD)
www.nad.ca
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514-288-3447
E-D FILMS
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EFFECTS MTL
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FRAMESTORE
Montreal
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Dennis Hoffman
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395, Victor-Revillon Street, Québec
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418-529-9697
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OASIS ANIMATION
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RODEO FX INC.
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Denis Doré
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L’UQAC (NAD)
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514-394-7851
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3000, Chemin de la Côte Sainte-Catherine,
Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H3S 2G4
Sylvain Lafrance
sylvain.lafrance@hec.ca
514-340-6362
INSTITUT NATIONAL DE L’IMAGE ET DU SON (INIS)
301, De Maisonneuve East , Montreal
www.inis.qc.ca
Michel G. Desjardins
mgdesjardins@inis.qc.ca
514-285-1840
438-382-7466
www.isartdigital.ca
PIXEL QUÉBEC
Louis Leclerc
lleclerc@rcquebec.org
418-266-0818
109, Dalhousie Street, Quebec
Quebec, Canada, G1K 4B9
www.rcquebec.org
PRODUCTIONS POMPIER
Danny Cardinale
514-776-6764
REGROUPEMENT POUR LA FORMATION EN AUDIOVISUEL DU QUÉBEC
(RFAVQ)
1450, City Councillors Street, Suite 1000,
Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H3A 2E6
www.rfavq.qc.ca
Lucille Demers
info@rfavq.qc.ca
514-845-7557, x 234
www.sifainc.com
Mario Leblanc
info@sifainc.com
514-569-4320
www.aquamedias.com
204
514-813-8788
TRANSPORTATION
ENTERPRISE HOLDINGS
600, Arthur Fecteau Street, Dorval
Ariel Kadoch
jose.bento@ahi.com
514-735-3721 x 2211
LOCATION SAUVAGEAU
Quebec, Canada, H2K 2H7
www.sauvageau.qc.ca
Stephan Denis
info@sauvageau.qc.ca
514-527-2426
SKYWAY INTERNATIONAL, TRANSITAIRES INTERNATIONAUX ET COURTIER
EN DOUANE
9262, Côte-de-Liesse, Lachine
Nathalie Pharand
npharand@skywayintl.com
514-636-0250
PHILIPPE MONTEL
Montreal
Philippe Montel
514-999-2359
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FILMED IN QU EBEC
FILMED
IN QUEBEC
FILMED IN QU EBEC
FILMED IN QUEBEC
2014 FEATURE FILMS
THE WALK
Sony Pictures Entertainment, ImageMovers
Producers: Jack Rapke, Tom Rothman, Steve Starkey,
Robert Zemeckis
Director:
Robert Zemeckis
QFTC Members:
• Benoit Mathieu Location Manager
• Directors Guild of Canada, Quebec District
Council (DGC)
• Hélène Ross Unit Production Manager
• Laurentians Film & TV Commission (BCTL)
• Mark Chikhani Key Assistant Location Manager
• Montreal Film and Television Commission (BCTM)
STONEWALL
Centropolis Entertainment
Producers: Roland Emmerich, Carsten H.W. Lorenz,
Michael Fossat, Marc Frydman
Director:
Roland Emmerich
QFTC Members:
• Cinepool Inc. Equipment
• Directors Guild of Canada, Quebec District
Council (DGC)
• Michèle Laliberté Production Designer
• Michèle St-Arnaud Location Manager
• Oblique FX Visual Effects
• Québec Alliance of Film and Television Technicians (AQTIS)
QUEBEC FILM SOURCEBOOK 2016 / Filmed in Quebec 209
BROOKLYN
Wildgaze Films, Item 7
Producers: Finola Dwyer, Amanda Posey, Pierre Even,
Marie-Claude Poulin
Director:
John Crowley
QFTC Members:
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•
Directors Guild of Canada, Quebec District Council (DGC)
Item 7 Production Company
Montreal Film and Television Commission (BCTM)
Québec Alliance of Film and Television Technicians (AQTIS)
RACE
Forecast Pictures, Solofilms, Trinity Race
Producers: Karsten Brünig, Luc Dayan, Kate Garwood,
Stephen Hopkins, Jean-Charles Levy, Nicolas
Manuel, Thierry Potok, Louis-Philippe
Rochon, Dominique Séguin
Director:
Stephen Hopkins
QFTC Members:
•
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•
MELS
AFTER THE BALL
Don Carmody Productions
Producers: Don Carmody, Robin Crumley, Gabriella
Martinelli, JaneSilverstone-Segal
Director:
Sean Garrity
QFTC Members:
•
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Andrea Kenyon & Associates Casting Inc.
Pierre Blondin Location Manager
Filmed in Quebec / QUEBECFILMSOURCEBOOK.COM
TURBO KID
EMA Films, Timpson Films
Producers: Benoit Beaulieu, Anne-Marie Gélinas,
Tim Riley, Ant Timpson
Directors: François Simard, Anouk Whissell,
Yoann-Karl Whissell
QFTC Members:
•
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•
EMA Films Production Company
BAD HAIR DAY
Muse Entertainment, Disney Channel
Producers: François Sylvestre
Director:
Erik Canuel
QFTC Members:
• Directors Guild of Canada, Quebec District Council
(DGC)
• EP Canada LP Payroll Services
• François Sylvestre Producer
• Muse Entertainment Production Company
• Oblique FX Visual Effects
MY SISTER’S KID & THE GOLD DIGGERS
Obel Film, Transfilm
Producers: Michael Obel, Sylvain Proulx, Jonathan Vanger
Directors: Niels Norlov Hansen
QFTC Members:
(DGC)
• Joe Sisto Production Counsel
• Transfilm Production Company
2014 TELEVISION
THE LOTTERY
Warner Horizon Television, Grady Twins Productions
Producer: Ken Topolsky
QFTC Members:
(DGC)
• Jim Kontos Unit Production Manager
• Mark Chikhani Assistant Location Manager
ASCENSION
Blumhouse Productions, Lionsgate Television,
Universal Cable Productions
Producers: Jason Blum, Matthew Kaplan, Brett Burlock,
Tim Gamble, Philip Levens, Mark Stern
Director:
Mairzee Almas
QFTC Members:
(DGC)
• Folks VFX Visuel Effects
• Keith Kerr Key Grip
NORTHPOLE
Muse Entertainment, The Hallmark Channel
Producers: Irene Litinsky
Director:
David Slade
QFTC Members:
• Cinepool Inc. Equipment
• Destination Sherbrooke
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Laurentians Film & TV Commission (BCTL)
Muse Entertainment Production Company
Oblique FX Visual Effects
2013 FEATURE FILMS
X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST
Bad Hat Harry Productions, Donners Company,
20th Century Fox
Producers: Richard Donner, Simon Kinberg, Lauren Shuler
Donner, Bryan Singer, Matthew Vaughn
Director:
Bryan Singer
QFTC Members:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Alliance of Canadian Cinema, Television and Radio Artists (ACTRA)
Daniel Auclair Production Manager
IATSE local 514
Jim Kontos Production manager: Second Unit
Josee Francis Assistant Location Manager
Michele Laliberte Supervising Art Director
Michèle St-Arnaud Location Manager
Mokko Studio Visual Effects
MPC Visual Effects
MELS
BRICK MANSIONS
Europacorp, Transfilm
Producers: Claude Léger, Jonathan Vanger
Director:
Camille Delamarre
QFTC Members:
• Alliance of Canadian Cinema, Television and Radio
Artists (ACTRA)
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Ginette Guillard Unit Production Manager
Joe Sisto Production Counsel
Jonathan Vanger Producer
Lucio Tomaro Location Manager
Ryal Cosgrove Special Effects Supervisor
MELS
BIRDMAN Or (The Unexpected Virtue Of Ignorance)
Regency Enterprises, Worldview Entertainment
Producers: Arnon Milchan, Alejandro Gonzáles Iñárritu,
John Lesher, James W. Skotchdopole
Director:
Alejandro Gonzáles Iñárritu
QFTC Members:
Artists (ACTRA)
• Directors Guild of Canada, Quebec District Council (DGC)
• Keith Kerr Key Grip
• Les Productions de l’intrigue Special Effects
• Rodeo FX Visual Effects
EVERY THING WILL BE FINE
Neue Road Movies, Montauk Productions, Göta Film,
Film i Väst
Producers: Gian-Piero Ringel, Erwin M. Schmidt, Stephan
Mallman, Ronald Gilbert
Director:
Wim Wenders
QFTC Members:
•
•
•
•
•
•
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Laurentians Film & TV Commission
Ronald Gilbert Co-Producer & Production Manager
PAWN SACRIFICE
Gail Katz Productions, PalmStar Entertainment,
Material Pictures, MICA Entertainment
Producers: Gail Katz, Tobey Maguire, Kevin Scott Frakes,
Michael Ilitch Jr., Dale Armin Johnson,
Julie B. May, Glenn Murray, Raj Brinder Singh
Director:
Edward Zwick
QFTC Members:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
A & R Brochu Construction Set Construction
Josette Perotta Executive Producer
Louis Craig Special Effects Supervisor
Pierre Blondin – Location Manager
GARM WARS: THE LAST DRUID
Bandai Visual Company, Nakamura Group Advantage,
Production I.G.
Producers: Makoto Asanuma, Karen Dantas, Tetsu
Fujimura, Michiru Ishikawa, Haruyasu Makino,
Lindsay Moffat, Ken Nakamura, Maki Terashima-Furuta, Peter Tuovi, Daisuke Uchiyama,
Shin Unozawa, Nancy Welsh
Director:
Mamoru Oshii
QFTC Members:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Cinepool Inc. Equipment & stages
Kathy Wolf Line Producer
Michel Siry Unit Production Manager
THE LITTLE PRINCE (ANIMATION)
Onyx Films, Orange Studio, Transfilm
Producers: Dimitri Rassam, Aton Soumache
Director:
Mark Osborne
QFTC Members:
• Mikros Image Animation
• TouTenKartoon Animation
• Transfilm Coproducer
BALLERINA (ANIMATION) In progress
Caramel Film, Quad Productions
Producers: André Rouleau, Valérie d’Auteuil, Nicolas
Duval-Adassovsky, Laurent Zeitoun,
Yann Zenou
Directors: Eric Summer, Éric Warin
QFTC Members:
• Caramel Film Producer
• Digital District Animation
2013 TELEVISION
HELIX
Linda Obst Production, Sony Pictures Television,
Tall Ship Productions
Producers: Ronald D. Moore, Cameron Porsandeh
Director:
David Slade
QFTC Members:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
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Benoit Mathieu Location Manager
IATSE local 514
Muse Entertainment
BEING HUMAN Season 4
Syfy , USA, Muse Entertainment Entreprises (Montreal)
Producers: Adam Kane, Evan Tussman, Irene Litinsky
Directors: Adam Kane, Erik Canuel, Charles Binamé
QFTC Members:
Artists (ACTRA)
• Cinépool
• Laurentians Film & TV Commission (BCTL)
• Muse Entertainment Enterprises
GOTHICA (Pilot)
ABC Studios, The Mark Gordon Company
Producers: Mark Gordon, Kevin Lafferty, Tara Butters,
Michele Fazekas, Matt Lopez, Nicholas Pepper
Director:
Anand Tucker
QFTC Members:
Artists (ACTRA)
• Benoit Mathieu – Location Manager
HOUSE OF VERSACE
Marvista Entertainment, R&R Productions
Producers: Ric Nish, Sharon Bordas, Ronald Gilbert,
Robyn Snyder, Fernando Szew, Diandra
Yoselevitz, Michael Jacobs
Director:
Sara Sugarman
QFTC Members:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Alchemy 24 Visual Effects
Ronald Gilbert Executive Producer
Sam Coppola Legal Services
Technicolor Post-production
CANADIAN PICKERS
Cineflix Productions
Producer:
Eliza Clark
Directors: Neil Grahn, Marc Simard
QFTC Members:
• Québec Alliance of Film and Television Technicians
(AQTIS)
218
2012 FEATURES FILMS
WHITE HOUSE DOWN
Centropolis Entertainment, Iron Horse Entertainment,
Mythology Entertainment, Columbia Pictures
Producers: Roland Emmerich, Larry J. Franco, Brad
Fischer, Ute Emmerich, Volker Engel, Reid
Carolin, Laeta Kalogridis, Harald Kloser,
James Vanderbilt, Marc Weigert
Director:
Roland Emmerich
QFTC members:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Canada Film Capital - Tax Incentive Consulting Services
Cinepool - Truck Rigging
Daniel Auclair - Production Manager
Hybride - Visual Effects
IATSE 514
Josée Francis - Assistant Location Manager
Josette Perrotta - Unit Production Manager
Louis Craig - Special Effects Supervisor
Michèle St-Arnaud - Location Manager
Mokko Studio - Visual Effects
Technicolor - Post-production
Set White House Down
RED 2
DC Entertaiment, Di Bonaventura Pictures,
Summit/Lionsgates
Producers: Lorenzo di Bonaventura, Mark Vahradian
Director:
Dean Parisot
QFTC members:
Artists (ACTRA)
• Andrea Kenyon & Associates Casting Inc.
• Canada Film Capital - Tax Incentive Consulting Services
• E1 Films Canada - Distributor
• Groupe Star Suites
• IATSE 514
• Kim De Pietro – Location Manager
• Laurentians Film & TV Commission
• Ronald Gilbert – Production Manager
• Ryal Cosgrove - Special Effects Supervisor
SMURFS 2
Kerner Entertainment Company, Columbia Pictures,
Sony Pictures Animation, A Columbia Pictures Release
Producers: Jordan Kerner, Benita Allen
Director:
Raja Gosnell
QFTC members:
• A & R Brochu Construction - Set Construction
Artists (ACTRA)
• Benoit Mathieu – Location Manager
• Hybride - Visual Effects
• IATSE 514
• Josee Francis - Assistant Location Manager
• Manon Bougie – Production Manager
• Michele Laliberte - Supervising Art Director
• Technicolor - Post-production
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RIDDICK
One Race Productions, Radar Films – A Universal
Pictures Release
Producers: Vin Diesel, Ted Field, Amy Halvorsen
Director:
David Twohy
QFTC members:
Artists (ACTRA)
• IATSE 514
• Mokko Studio - Visual Effects
• Modus FX - Visual Effects
• Raynault VFX - Visual Effects
• Ronald Gilbert – Production Manager
THE YOUNG AND PRODIGIOUS T.S. SPIVET
BBR Productions, Epithète Films, Filmarto, Gaumont,
Tapioca Films
Producers: Suzanne Girard, Francis Boespflug,
Frederic Brillon, Jean-Marc Deschamps,
Josée Lacelle, Gilles Legrand
Director:
Jean-Pierre Jeunet
QFTC members:
Artists (ACTRA)
• Josée Lacelle – Production Manager
• Lucie Robitaille - Casting Director
• Nicky Luca - Driver
• Pierre Blondin – Location Manager
GIBRALTAR
Chapter 2, Iberrota Films, Studio 37, Transfilm
Producers: Claude Léger, Dimitri Rassam,
Jonathan Vanger
Director:
Julien Leclercq
QFTC members:
Artists (ACTRA)
• Ginette Guillard – Production Manager
• Jean-Martin Desmarais - Special Effects Supervisor
• Joe Sisto - Production Counsel
• Transfilm - Production Company
• MELS
DRAWING HOME
M.Y.R.A. Entertainment
Producers: Margarethe Baillou, Brendan Hunter,
Allan Neuwirth, Michael Peterson
Director:
Markus Rupprecht
QFTC members:
Artists (ACTRA)
• François Renaud - Location Manager
222
STAY
Amérique Film, Irish Film Board, Samson Films,
Submission Films
Producers: Andrew Boutilier, David Collins, Martin
Paul-Hus
Director:
Wiebke von Carolsfeld
QFTC members:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Amerique Films - Production Company
E1 Films Canada - Distributor
Kathy Wolf - Line Producer
Michel Siry - Supervising Producer
2012 TELEVISION
ZERO HOUR (Pilot)
ABC Studios
Producers: Ken Topolsky, Lorenzo di Bonaventura,
Dan McDermott, Paul Scheuring
Director:
Pierre Morel
QFTC members:
• Alliance of Canadian Cinema, Television and
Radio Artists (ACTRA)
• Folks VFX - Visual Effects
• IATSE 514
• Jimmy Kontos – Unit Production Manager
• Keith Kerr - Key Grip
BETTY & CORETTA
Sanitsky Company
Producers: Polly Anthony, Mary J. Blige, Jaja Johnson,
Larry Sanitsky
Director:
Yves Simoneau
QFTC members:
• Alchemy 24 - Visual Effects
Artists (ACTRA)
• Technicolor - Editing
NICKY DEUCE
Marvista Entertainment, Nickelodeon Network
Producers: Ronald Gilbert, Peter Measroch, Ric Nish,
Steve Schirripa, Robyn Snyder,
Fernando Szew
Director:
Jonathan A. Rosenbaum
QFTC members:
•
•
•
•
•
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Alchemy 24 - Visual Effects
Ronald Gilbert - Executive Producer
Syfy, USA, Muse Entertainment Entreprises (Montreal)
QFTC members:
• Alec Anderson - Construction Coordinator
Artists (ACTRA)
• Cinepool
• Francis Back - Storyboard
• Muse Entertainment
• Oblique FX - Visual Effects
2011 FEATURES FILMS
LIFE OF PI
Fox 2000 Pictures, Rhythm and Hues,
Producers: Ang Lee, Gil Netter, David Womark
Director:
Ang Lee
QFTC members:
• Adrian Knight - Location Manager
Artists (ACTRA)
• Cinepool - Equipment
• IATSE Local 514
• Jean-Martin Desmarais - Special Effects Supervisor
• Louis Craig - Special Effects Supervisor
• Muse Entertainment - Service Production Company
• Nicky Luca - Assistant Unit Manager
MIRROR, MIRROR
Relativity Media, Rat Entertainment, Goldman Pictures
Producers: Bernie Goldmann, Brett Ratner, Ryan Kavanaugh
Director:
Tarsem Singh
QFTC members:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
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•
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•
•
A & R Brochu Construction
BarXSeven VFX - Visual Effects
Daniel Auclair – Production Manager
Digital Dimension - Visual Effects
Groupe Star Suites
Heenan Blaikie - Production Legal
IATSE local 514
Jean-Martin Desmarais - Key Special Effects Technician Fabrication
Le Place d’Armes Hotels & Suites
Mathieu Raynault - Concept Artist
Modus FX – Visual Effects
Mokko Studio – Visual Effects
National Bank of Canada
Rodeo FX – Visual Effects
Simplex
Traiteur Crew Call
Westin Montreal
WARM BODIES
Make Movies, Mandeville Films, Summit Entertainment
Producers: David Hoberman, Todd Lieberman,
Bruna Papandrea
Director:
Jonathan Levine
QFTC members:
Artists (ACTRA)
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Anne Sirois - 1st Assistant Director - 2nd Unit
Benoit Mathieu – Location Manager
Francis Back - Storyboard
Groupe Star Suites
Helene Ross – Production Manager
IATSE Local 514
Jean-Martin Desmarais - Special Effects Technician
Nicky Luca - Driver
THE WORDS
Also Known as Pictures, Animus Films,
Benaroya Pictures, Serena Films
Producers: Michael Benaroya, Tatiana Kelly, Jim Young
Directors: Brian Klugman, Lee Sternthal
QFTC members:
Artists (ACTRA)
• Artifex Animation Studios – Visual Effects
• Francois Sylvestre – Line Producer
• Joe Sisto – Legal Services
• Josee Francis - Location Manager Assistant
• Lucie Robitaille - Casting
• Michele Laliberte - Production Designer
• Michele St-Arnaud – Location Manager
• Weisbord, Del Gaudio, Iacono - Financial Services
DEADFALL (aka Blackbird)
2929 Entertainment, Madhouse Entertainment,
Mutual Film Company
Producers: Shelly Clippard, Ben Cosgrove, Mark Cuban,
Gary Levinson, Todd Wagner
Director:
Stefan Ruzowitzky
QFTC members:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
A & R Brochu Construction - Set Construction
Alchemy 24 – Visual Effects
Alliance of Canadian Cinema, Television and Radio
Artists (ACTRA)
Groupe Star Suites
Josette Perotta – Executive Producer
Michele Laliberte - Production Designer
ERASED
Informant Film Europe, Informant Media, uFilm,
Essential Entertainment, Transfilm
Producers: Claude Léger, Adrian Politowski, Karl Richards,
Jonathan Vanger
Director:
Philipp Stolzl
QFTC members:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
228
EP Canada Films Services - Payroll
Film Finances Canada - Completion Guaranty
Groupe Star Suites
Ginette Guillard – Line Producer
•
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•
•
•
•
•
•
Joe Sisto – Production Counsel
Josee Francis - Assistant Location Manager
La Place d’Armes Hotels & Suites
Montreal Film & TV Commission
Michele St-Arnaud – Location Manager
National Bank of Canada
Ryal Cosgrove - Special Efeects Supervisor
Transfilm - Production Company
MELS
2011 TELEVISION
CYBERBULLY
Muse Entertainment, Bully Production Inc.
Producer: Jesse Prupas
Director:
Charles Binamé
QFTC members:
•
•
•
•
•
Muse Entertainment
WHO IS SIMON MILLER ?
Muse Entertainment, Passport Run Productions Inc.
Producer: Irene Litinsky
Director:
Paolo Barzman
QFTC members:
Artists (ACTRA)
• Video MTL - Equipment
BLUE MOUNTAIN STATE Season 3
Spike TV, Lionsgate, Varsity Pictures
Producers: Gary Goodman, Madeleine Henri,
Brian Robbins
QFTC members:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Daniel Auclair – Unit Production Manager
IATSE Local 514
Jacky Lavoie – Unit Production Manager
Jimmy Kontos – Unit Production Manager
Keith Kerr - Key Grip
Kim De Pietro – Location Manager
Syfy, USA, Muse Entertainment Entreprises (Montreal)
QFTC members:
Artists (ACTRA)
• Cinepool
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IDENTITY (Pilot)
ABC Studios, ITV Studios, The Mark Gordon Company
Producers: Mark Gordon, John Glenn, Paul Buccieri
Director:
Gary Fleder
QFTC members:
•
•
•
•
•
•
Benoit Mathieu - Location Manager
IATSE Local 514
Manon Bougie - Line Producer
2010 FEATURES FILMS
SOURCE CODE
Vendome Pictures, Summit Entertainment LLC
Producers: Mark Gordon, Philippe Rousselet,
Jordan Wynn, Hawk Koch
Director:
Duncan Jones
QFTC members:
•
•
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•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Alec Anderson - Construction Coordinator
Benoit Mathieu – Location Manager
Cinepool - Equipment
EP Canada Films Services - Payroll
Group Star Suites
IATSE local 514
Louis Morin – Visual Effects Supervisor
Lucie Robitaille - Casting
Manon Bougie – Production Manager
Modus FX – Visual Effects
Oblique FX – Visual Effects
Ryal Cosgrove - Special Effects Supervisor
Technicolor - Visual Effects
IMMORTALS
Relativity Media, Hollywood Gang Productions,
Atmosphere Entertainment MM LLC,
Mark Canton Productions, Virgin Produced
Producers: Gianni Nunnari, Mark Canton, Ryan Kavanaugh
Director:
Tarsem Singh
QFTC members:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
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•
•
•
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•
Alliance of Canadian Cinema, Television and Radio
Artists (ACTRA)
BarXSeven – Visual effects
Crew Call Catering
Daniel Auclair – Production Manager
Francis Back – Concept Designer
Groupe Star Suites
Heenan Blaikie – Legal services
IATSE local 514
Michele Laliberte - Supervising Art Director
Mikros Images - Visual Effects
Modus FX – Visual effects
Rodeo FX – Visual effects
UPSIDE DOWN
Transfilm, Onyx Films, Studio 37 (France)
Producers: Claude Léger, Dimitri Rassam, Aton Soumache,
Jonathan Vanger, Alexis Vonarb
Director:
Juan Diego Solanas
QFTC members:
•
•
•
•
•
•
232
Ginette Guillard – Production Manager
•
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Groupe Star Suites
IATSE local 514
Jim Kontos – Production Manager - 2nd Unit
Joe Sisto – Production Counsel
Michèle St-Arnaud – Location Manager
Transfilm - Production Company
MELS
ON THE ROAD
MK2 Productions, American Zoetrope
Producers: Charles Gilibert, Nathanaêl Karmitz,
Rebecca Yeidham, Lyse Lafontaine
Director:
Walter Salles
QFTC members:
•
•
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•
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Adrian Knight – Location Manager
Groupe Star Suites
Heenan Blaikie - Legal Services
Helene Ross – Production Manager
Linda Torino Tondreau – Location Manager
Lyse Lafontaine – Executive Producer
Nicky Luca - Assistant Unit Manager
Oblique FX – Visual effects
MOTH DIARIES
Edward Pressman Films, USA, Media Max Production
(Montreal)
Producers: Edward Pressman, Karine Martin,
Ronald Gilbert, David Collins
Director:
Mary Harron
QFTC members:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Mediabiz International - Production Company
Ronald Gilbert - Co-producer
THE HOWLING: REBORN
Moonstone Entertainment, Anchor Bay Film
Producers: Kevin Kasha, Joel Kastelberg, Ernst Etchie
Stroh
Director:
Joe Nimziki
QFTC members:
Artists (ACTRA)
• BLVD – Visual Effects
• Joe Iacono – Financial consultant and auditor
• Louis Craig – Special effects Supervisor
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2010 TELEVISION
BLUE MOUNTAIN STATE Season 2
Producers: Sharla Sumpter Bridgett, Brian Robbins,
Eric Falconer, Jeff Melman, Brian Burns,
Chris Romano
QFTC members:
Artists (ACTRA)
• Daniel Auclair – Unit Production Manager
• IATSE Local 514
• Jacky Lavoie – Unit Production Manager
BEING HUMAN
Syfy, Muse Entertainment Entreprises
QFTC members:
Artists (ACTRA)
• Cinepool
2009 FEATURES FILMS
BARNEY’S VERSION
Serendipidty Point Films, Fandango, Lyla Films
Producers: Robert Lantos, Mark Musselman,
Domenico Porcacci, Lyse Lafontaine,
Ari Lantos
Director:
Richard J. Lewis
QFTC members:
• Alliance of Canadian Cinema, Television and
Radio Artists (ACTRA)
• Benoit Mathieu - Location Manager
• Claude Paré – Production Designer & 2nd Unit Director
• EP Canada Films Services - Payroll
• Film Finance Canada – Completion bond
• Groupe Star suites
• Heenan Blaikie – Legal services
• Helene Ross - Production Manager
• Louis Morin - Visual Effects Supervisor
• Lyse Lafontaine - Co-producer
• Michele Laliberte - Art Director
• Modus FX – Visual Effects
• Royal Bank of Canada
• Ryal Cosgrove – Special effects Coordinator
• Weisbord, Del Gaudio, Iacono - Financial Services
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BEASTLY
Storefront Films, Affinity International,
A CBS Film Release
Producers: Susan Cartsonis, Roz Weisberg,
Michael Flynn
Director:
Daniel Barnz
QFTC members:
Artists (ACTRA)
• Benoit Mathieu - Location Manager
• Heenan Blaikie – Legal services
• IATSE Local 514
• Laurentian Film and Television Commission
• Manon Bougie - Production Manager
• Ryal Cosgrove – Special Effects Supervisor
CUTTING EDGE : FIRE & ICE
MGM Television
Producers: Sara Berrisford, Hudson Hickman, Michael
Prupas, Craig Roessler
Director:
Stephen Herek
QFTC members:
Artists (ACTRA)
• Muse Entertainment - Production Company
2009 TELEVISION
BLUE MOUNTAIN STATE
Producers: Sharla Sumpter Bridgett, Brian Robbins,
Eric Falconer, Jeff Melman, Brian Burns,
Chris Romano
Writers:
Chris Romano, Eric Falcon
QFTC members:
Artists (ACTRA)
• Daniel Auclair – Unit Production Manager
• IATSE Local 514
• Jacky Lavoie – Unit Production Manager
10.5 APOCALYPSE
Hallmark Entertainment, Jaffe/Braunstein, Films Ltd,
Muse Entertainment
Producer: Randi Richmond
Director: John Lafia
QFTC members:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
238
Crew Call Catering Inc.
Digital Dimension - Visual Effects
Michele Laliberte - Art Director
Muse Entertainment Enterprises Inc. - Production Company
2008 FEATURES FILMS
ORPHAN
Dark Castle Entertainment, Appian Way, Studio Canal,
Studio Babelsberg Motion Pictures
Producers: Susan Downey, Don Carmody, Joel Silver, Erik
Olsen
Director: John Lafia
QFTC members:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Benoit Mathieu - Location Manager
BFL Canada - Insurance
Groupe Star Suites
Heenan Blaikie - Legal services
Hybride - Visual Effetcs
IATSE - Local 514
Linda Torino-Tondreau - Assistant Location Manager
Michele Laliberte - Art Director - 2nd Unit
Ronald Gilbert - Production Manager
Weisbord, Del Gaudio, Iacono - Financial Services
THE FACTORY
Dark Castle Entertainment,Silver Pictures,
A Warner Release
Producers: Susan Downey, David Gambino,
Joel Silver
Director:
Morgan O’Neil
QFTC members:
Artists (ACTRA)
•
•
•
•
•
Directors Guild of Canada, Québec District Council (DGC)
Groupe Star Suites
Montréal Film & TV Commission (BCTM)
2008 TELEVISION
THE LAST TEMPLAR
Muse Entertainment, Global TV, NBC, RHI Entertainment
Producers: Irene Litinsky, Michael Prupas
Director:
Paolo Berzman
QFTC members:
Artists (ACTRA)
• Directors Guild of Canada Québec District Council (DGC)
• Jean-Martin Desmarais - Special Effects Designer
• Lucie Robitaille - Casting
• Montréal Film & TV Commission (BCTM)
• Muse Entertainment - Production Company
• Oblique FX – Visual effects
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2007 FEATURES FILMS
MUMMY: TOMB OF THE DRAGON EMPEROR
Alphaville Films, Nowita Pictures, Sean Daniel Company,
Sommers Company, A Universal Pictures Release
Producers: Chris Brigham, Sean Daniel, Bob Ducsay,
James Jacks, Josette Perrotta, co-producer
Director:
Rob Cohen
QFTC members:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Groupe Star Suites
IATSE Local 514
Jim Kontos - Unit Manager
Josette Perrotta- Production Manager- Co-Producer
Laurentians Film and Television Commission
Pierre Blondin- Location Manager
Ryal Cosgrove - Special Effects Coordinator
THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON
Kennedy/Marshall Company, Paramount Pictures,
Warner Bros. Pictures
Producers: Ceán Chaffin, Kathleen Kennedy,
Frank Marshall
Director:
David Fincher
QFTC members:
Artists (ACTRA)
• Directors Guild of Canada, Québec District Council (DGC)
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
IATSE Local 514
Michèle St- Arnaud – Location Manager
DEATH RACE
Cruise/Wagner Productions, Impact Pictures
Producers: Paul W.S. Anderson, Jeremy Bolt,
Paula Wagner
Director:
Paul W.S. Anderson
QFTC members:
Artists (ACTRA)
• Benoit Mathieu- Assistant Location Manager
• Byron A. Martin – Unit Production Manager - Pre-production
• Daniel Auclair- Production Manager - 2nd Unit
• Helene Rousse – Casting
• IATSE Local 514
• Jean-Martin Desmarais - Special Effects Designer
• Linda Torino-Tondreau - Assistant Location Manager
• Manon Bougie – Production Manager
• Michele Laliberte - Art Director
• Michèle St-Arnaud- Location Manager
• Rodeo FX - Visual effects
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GET SMART
Mad Chance, Mosaic Media Group, Village Roadshow
Pictures,A Warner Bros Release
Producers: Michael Ewing, Alex Gartner, Andrew Lazar,
Charles Roven
Director:
Peter Segal
QFTC members:
Artists (ACTRA)
• Crew Call Catering Inc.
• Daniel Auclair – Production Manager
• Digital Dimension - Visual effects
• IATSE Local 514
• Laurentians Film and Television Commission
PUNISHER WAR ZONE
Lions Gate Films, MHF Zweite Academy Film, Marvel
Enterprises, Red Corner Productions, VIP 2 Medienfonds,
VIP 3 Medienfonds, Valhalla Motion Pictures
Producers: Avi Arad, Kevin Feige, Ogden Gavanski, Oliver
Hengst, Gale Anne Hurd, Bill Johnson, Stan
Lee, Michael Paseornek, John Sacchi
Director:
Lexi Alexander
QFTC members:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Groupe Star Suites
MR. NOBODY
Somebodies Productions, Toto Films, Christal Films
Productions Inc., Integral Films, Lago Film
Producers: Jean-Yves Asselin, Philippe Godeau, Alfred
Hürmer, Christian Larouche, Marco Mehlitz
Director:
Jaco van Dormael
QFTC members:
Artists (ACTRA)
• Elite Casting
• Karl Fodor - Additional Assistant Location Scout
• Laurentians Film and Television Commission
• Louis Morin – Visual Effects Supervisor
• Modus FX – Visual Effects
• Rodeo FX – Visual Effects
WHITEOUT
Dark Castle Entertainment, Don Carmody Productions Inc.,
McMurdo (Canada) Prod. Inc., Silver Pictures
Producers: Joel Silver, Susan Downey, David Gambino,
Steve Richards
Director:
Dominic Sena
QFTC members:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
244
Groupe Star Suites
IATSE Local 514
Ronald Gilbert - Production Manager
AFTERWARDS
Salty Features, Akkord Film Produktion GmbH
(coproduction), Christal Films Productions Inc.,
Fidélité Productions, M6 Films, Mr. Mudd, Wild Bunch
Producers: Olivier Delbosc, Christian Gagne,
Christian Larouche, Marc Missonnier
Director:
Gilles Bourdos
QFTC members:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Benoît Mathieu - Location Manager
Groupe Star Suites
WARGAMES: THE DEAD CODE
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)
Producers: Mike Elliot, Irene Litinsky
Director:
Stuart Gillard
QFTC members:
Artists (ACTRA)
• Kim De Pietro - Location Manager
• Mokko Studio - Visual Effects
• Muse Entertainment - Production Services
MAGIQUE!
Pan Européenne Production, Remstar Productions, TPS Star
Producers: Jean-Yves Asselin, Maxime Rémillard
Director:
Philippe Muyl
QFTC members:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Alain Dahan - Epk Director
Mokko Studio – Visual effects
MARTYRS
Canal Horizons, Canal+, Ciné Cinémas, Eskwad, TCB
Film, Wild Bunch
Producers: Frédéric Doniguian, Richard Grandpierre,
Simon Trottier
Director:
Pascal Laugier
QFTC members:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
246
Helene Rousse - Casting
Joe Sisto - Legal Services
Lucio Tomaro - Location Manager
Yanka Pelletier - Key Grip
THE CUTTING EDGE 3: CHASING THE DREAM
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)
Producers: Sara Berrisford, Hudson Hickman, Irene
Litinsky, Craig Roessler
Director: Stuart Gillard
QFTC members:
Artists (ACTRA)
• Muse Entertainment Enterprises Inc.
2007 TELEVISION
DEAD ZONE
Touch Productions Corp., Lionsgate Entertainment
Producers: Lloyd Segan, Shawn Piller, Madeleine
Henrie (Line Producer)
Directors: James Head, Rachel Talalay, Nick Copus,
Mike Rohl
QFTC members:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Groupe Star Suites
Helene Ross - Production Manager
2006 FEATURES FILMS
THE SPIDERWICK CHRONICLES
Kennedy/Marshall Company, Nickelodeon Movies,
Spiderwick Productions, Gotham Group, Mark Canton
Productions, A Paramount Pictures Release
Producers: Mark Canton, Tony DiTerlizzi, Larry J. Franco,
Ellen Goldsmith-Vein, Albie Hecht, Kathleen
Kennedy, Karey Kirkpatrick, Frank Marshall,
Julia Pistor, Ellen Goldmith Vein,
Josette Perrotta, co-producer
Director:
Mark Waters
QFTC members:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Groupe Star Suites
IATSE Local 514
Josée Francis - Assistant Location Manager
Josette Perrotta – Co-Producer - Unit Production Manager
Jim Kontos - Unit Manager
Michele St-Arnaud - Location Manager
JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH
Walden Media, New Line Cinema
Producers: Beau Flynn, Charlotte Huggins
Director:
Eric Brevig
QFTC members:
248
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Adrian Knight - Location Manager
Groupe Star Suites
Helene Ross – Production Manager – 2nd unit
Hybride – Visual Effects
Michele Laliberte - Supervising Art Director
Mokko Studio Inc.- Visual Effects
Ronald Gilbert – Production Manager
Ryal Cosgrove - Special Effects Director
Yanka Pelletier - Best Boy Rigging Grip
I’M NOT THERE
Killer Films, Endgame Entertainment,
John Wells Productions, John Goldwin Productions
Producers: John Goldwin, Douglas Hansen, Steven
Soderbergh, James D. Stern, John Wells
Director:
Todd Haynes
QFTC members:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Casting Lucie Robitaille Inc.
Jacky Lavoie – Production Manager
Muse Entertainment Enterprises Inc. - Production services
BLADES OF GLORY
Paramount Pictures, Dreamworks Pictures, Red Hour Films,
MTV Films
Producers: Stuart Cornfeld, John Jacobs, Ben Stiller
Directors: Josh Gordon, Will Speck
QFTC members:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Adrian Knight - Location Manager
Digital Dimension – Visual Effects
IATSE Local 514
Kim De Pietro - Location Manager
Muse Entertainment - Production Services
A DENNIS THE MENACE CHRISTMAS
Sneak Preview Entertainment, Valkyrie Films, DTM3
Productions
Producers: Steven J. Wolfe, Scott Hyman
Director:
Ron Oliver
QFTC members:
Artists (ACTRA)
• Joe Sisto - Legal Services
• Michel Siry - Unit Production Manager
• Sam Coppola - Legal Services
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2003 TO 2005
1998 TO 2002
252
Q F TC PA RTN E R S
QFTC PARTNERS
Q F TC PA RTN E R S
ACADEMY OF CANADIAN CINEMA AND TELEVISION
225, Roy Street East, Suite 106, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2W 1M5
Patrice Lachance
plachance@acct.ca
www.acct.ca
514-849-7448
Established in 1979, the Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television is a national, nonprofit, professional association dedicated to the promotion, recognition, and celebration
of exceptional achievements in Canadian film and television. Unifying professionals
across Canada, the ACCT is a vital and integral force, representing all areas of the film
and television industries.
ALLIANCE QC ANIMATION
6630, Hutchison Street, Suite 300, Montreal
www.alliancequebecanimation.com
Marie Claude Beauchamp
info@alliancequebecanimation.com
514-270-2522
AQA’s main objective is to convene and organize the calling and holding of
the Animation convention. We want to mobilize all our industry stakeholders
to discuss the fundamental problems we face. Then, we aim at developing
solutions and a collaborative plan which will help the growth and redeployment
of our industry in Quebec and abroad.
BELL MÉDIA
1717, René-Lévesque East, Montreal
Quebec, Canada, H2L 4T9
www.bellmedia.ca
Gerry Frappier
gerry.frappier@bellmedia.ca
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BOARD OF TRADE OF METROPOLITAN MONTREAL
380, St-Antoine West Street, Suite 6000
Montreal, Quebec, Canada, H2Y 3X7
www.ccmm.qc.ca
Michel Leblanc
info@ccmm.qc.ca
514-871-4000
The Board of Trade of Metropolitan Montreal is made up of some 7,000 members. Its
mission is to represent the interests of the business community of Greater Montreal
and to provide individuals, merchants, and local businesses of all sizes with a variety
of specialized services to help them achieve their full potential in terms of innovation,
productivity, and competitiveness. The Board of Trade is Quebec’s leading private
economic development organization.
th
87, Ontario
WestOuest
Street
Floor)
87, rue Ontario
(9 étage)(9
Montréal (QC) H2X 0A7 Canada
Montreal,
Canada,
T +1 (514)Quebec,
723-7864 – F +1 (514)
221-3206 H2X 0A7
www.cirquedusoleil.com
e
Jacques Méthé
514-723-7864
CULTURE MONTRÉAL
3680, Jeanne-Mance Street, Suite 317
Montreal, Quebec, Canada, H2X 2K5
www.culturemontreal.ca
Anne-Marie Jean
anne-marie.jean@culturemontreal.ca
514-845-0303
Culture Montréal is an independent non-profit organization of deliberation, dialogue
and action that helps to build the future of Montreal as a cultural metropolis, through
research, analysis and communication. Its mandate is to affirm the central role of arts
and culture in all spheres of Montreal’s development, including economics, business,
politics, planning, education, social and community life, while promoting cultural
diversity, succession, emerging practices and public art.
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EFFECTS MTL
www.effectsmtl.com
Marine Lelievre
514-792-9090
effects MTL is the international business convention for the VFX & Animation industries
for your professional growth:
•
•
•
•
Attend sessions (VFX, Animation, Tech, Art, Business and Production)
Take part in the Job Fair to recruit top talent
Showcase your know-how & sell your services in our exhibition zone
Discover your next partner and meet with international buyers, producers,
decision-makers…
• Take advantage of networking opportunities and special activities
effects MTL 2016 will take place in June 2016 in Montreal (Quebec, Canada).
GROUPE ÉVOLUMÉDIA
6430, 1st Ave, Montreal
www.evolumedia.ca
Gilbert Ouellette
go@evolumedia.ca
514-813-3586
Evolumedia Group is a publishing company providing strategic information on the
latest business and technological innovations, mainly in the audiovisual and interactive
programs and platforms industries. Evolumedia Group offers a variety of digital
information products and services such as: strategic reports, reference tool guides,
newsletters and online directories. Among other things, the group will organize
conferences and networking activities in order to keep professionals up to date
concerning important issues regarding media evolution.
HEC MONTRÉAL
3000, Chemin de la Côte Ste-Catherine,
Montreal, Quebec, Canada, H3T 2A7
www.hec.ca
Sylvain Lafrance
sylvain.lafrance@hec.ca
514-340-6362
HEC Montréal is an international business school whose exceptional teaching and
research, combined with its relevance and drive for innovation, have allowed it to stand
out from the pack since 1907.
A NEW BREED OF MANAGERS
With an openness to globalization, HEC Montréal is dedicated to fostering ongoing
leadership in teaching, research, technology and multilingualism in order to prepare
students for their future roles as managers and management experts, and, ultimately, to
help them become active contributors to society. An appreciation of the world’s cultures,
ethical behavior, academic excellence, leadership and an enterprising spirit are just a few
of the qualities that HEC Montréal tries to instill in its students.
301, de Maisonneuve East Street, Montreal
www.inis.qc.ca
Michel G. Desjardins
mgdesjardins@inis.qc.ca
514-285-1840
L’INIS is a professional training center specialized in film, television and interactive media
initiated through the efforts of the audiovisual community. It has been active since
January, 1996.
L’INIS enables student designers, screenwriters, authors, directors and producers of
audiovisual and multimedia content to learn their profession by working in teams on
projects that respect established professional standards. Based on practice and creativity,
l’INIS pedagogy has been adapted to the needs and to the realities of the milieu.
Place for higher learning, l’INIS also supports active professionals who want to advance,
master new tools and develop new areas of expertise.
The only francophone centre of its kind in the country, l’INIS promotes national and
international exchanges, and cultural diversity in audiovisual training. INIS is a member
of the Centre international de liaison des écoles de cinéma et de télévision (CILECT) and
the Association des écoles supérieures d’art de Montréal (ADÉSAM).
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MONTRÉAL INTERNATIONAL
380, Saint-Antoine W Street, Suite 8000,
Montreal Quebec, Canada, H2Y 3X7
www.montrealinternational.com
Dominique Anglade
dominique.anglade@mtlintl.com
514-987-8191
Montréal International (MI) is a non-profit organization created in 1996 as a
result of a private-public partnership. Its mission is to contribute to the economic
development of Greater Montreal and enhance its international status. MI is financed
by some 100 members from the private and institutional sectors, as well as the
Governments of Canada and Québec, the Communauté métropolitaine de Montréal
and the City of Montréal.
QUEBEC GOVERNMENT OFFICE IN LOS ANGELES
10940 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 720
Los Angeles, CA 90024 USA
www.international.gouv.qc.ca/en/los-angeles
Élizabeth MacKay
qc.losangeles@mri.gouv.qc.ca
310-824-4173
RPM - REGROUPEMENT DES PRODUCTEURS MULTIMÉDIA
www.rpm-qc.com
info@rpm-qc.com
The Regroupement des producteurs multimédia (RPM) represents key players of the
Québec multimedia industry, in different content production levels: control, convergence
or original content on new platforms.
SODEC
215, Saint-Jacques Street, Suite 800,
Montreal , Quebec, Canada, H2Y 1M6
www.sodec.gouv.qc.ca
Monique Simard
info@sodec.gouv.qc.ca
514-841-2200
Committed to promoting culture
SODEC is a government corporation overseen by the Québec Minister of Culture and
Communications. It supports the creation and growth of cultural enterprises throughout
the province. Established in 1995, SODEC has since become a true driving force for
cultural development in Québec.
Where two worlds meet
SODEC acts as a bridge between the creative and business communities and facilities
interaction between the two.
SODEC brings together the passion of artistic creation with the power of economic
development and provides cultural enterprises with a range of solutions designed to
nurture Québec creators and promote the production, distribution and exportation of
their work.
TOURISME MONTRÉAL
Quebec, Canada, H3B 2Y1
www.tourisme-montreal.org
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Patrizia Dri
dri.patrizia@tourisme-montreal.org
514-844-1575
YOUTH MEDIA ALLIANCE
1400, René-Lévesque East, Suite 106,
Montreal , Quebec, Canada, H2L 2M2
www.ymamj.org
Chantal Bowen
cbowen@ymamj.org
514-597-5417
Youth Media Alliance (YMA) seeks to enrich the lives of Canadian children and teens by
helping improve the quality of the content created for them on all screen-based media.
The Alliance pursues its mission of encouraging high-quality content by presenting
annual awards of excellence to the best productions targeting young English and
French-speaking Canadians. It offers ongoing training tailored to the special needs of
youth production professionals through workshops, seminars, and special events such
as the Children, Youth & Media and Média-Jeunes conferences. It also conducts original
research investigating the impact of screen-based media on young people. Finally,
Youth Media Alliance lobbies governments to generate interest in all matters concerning
screen-based content for young Canadians.
As of November 18, 2015, Youth Media Alliance will be providing a handy toolkit intended
for digital content producers on its website at www.ymamj.org.
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INDEX
IN DE X
INDEX
SYMBOLS
3VIS
1976 PRODUCTIONS
141, 186, 200
119, 130, 135
A
AA STUDIOS
170, 175, 181
ACADEMY OF CANADIAN CINEMA AND TELEVISION
255
ADRIAN KNIGHT
115
AFFILIATED AGENTS EN DOUANE LTÉE
198
AGENCE OMADA INC.
193
ALAIN DAHAN
115, 202
ALCHEMY 24
170
ALLIANCE QC ANIMATION
255
ALLIANCE QUÉBÉCOISE DES TECHNICIENS DE L’IMAGE ET DU SON (AQTIS)
95
ALSAGO
196
ALSTOM
152
ANDREA KENYON & ASSOCIATES CASTING INC.
193
ANSKA FILMS
141, 144, 152
A&R BROCHU CONSTRUCTION INC.
195
ATOMIC FICTION
170
ATTRACTION
119, 129, 130, 136, 200
155, 159, 161, 164
AUDIO Z
123, 155, 159, 161, 164, 194
B
92, 93
BELL MÉDIA
255
BENOÎT MATHIEU
115
BFL CANADA - RISQUES ET ASSURANCES INC.
97
122, 197, 198
117, 129, 130, 161, 170, 181
BLVD
161, 164, 171, 186
BOARD OF TRADE OF METROPOLITAN MONTREAL
256
BUCK CRÉATIFS
135, 160, 164, 171, 181
BUF
171, 175, 182
C
CANAL LACHINE - PARCS CANADA
CARPEDIEM FILM & TV
CHRISTAL FILMS
CINEPOOL INC.
CINESITE INC.
QUEBEC FILM SOURCEBOOK 2016 / Index 98
93, 119, 130, 135, 136, 151, 193, 199
130, 182
131
141, 144, 151
171, 175, 182
131, 256
265
CITE DU HAVRE – MELS 1 CITE DU HAVRE – MELS 2
CITY OF QUEBEC | TOURISM DEVELOPMENT AND MAJOR EVENTS OFFICE
CLAUDE PARÉ
CMF FMC
COGECO-CABLE
COMMUNICATIONS RIVAGE INC.
COPILOT PRODUCTIONS
CRTC
CULTURE MONTRÉAL
149
149
150
42
109
7, 74
193
91
117
7, 72
256
D
DANIEL AUCLAIR
118
DELUXE MEDIA
166
DEMERS BEAULNE
90, 108
DE NORMANDY
151
89, 98
DGC - DIRECTORS GUILD OF CANADA / CQGCR - CONSEIL DU QUÉBEC DE LA
GUILDE CANADIENNE DES RÉALISATEURS
95
DIGITAL DIMENSION
172, 182
DOSSIER MÉDIA
91
E
ÉCOLE DE CINÉMA ET TÉLÉVISION DE QUÉBEC (ECTQ)
203
ÉCOLE DES ARTS NUMÉRIQUES, DE L’ANIMATION ET DU DESIGN DE L’UQAC (NAD)
169, 170, 172, 182, 185, 200, 201, 203
E-D FILMS
182
EFFECTS MTL
91, 172, 182, 196, 203, 257
143, 189, 196, 202, 204
ENTERPRISE HOLDINGS
144, 205
93, 117, 119, 129, 131, 136
ENVILLE APPARTEMENTS DE LUXE
89
91, 93
F
FOLKS VFX
110, 161, 172
FONDS DE SOLIDARITÉ FTQ
93
FONDS D’INVESTISSEMENT DE LA CULTURE ET DES COMMUNICATIONS (FICC)
93
FRAMESTORE
169, 170, 172, 175, 182, 186
FRIMA STUDIO
172, 183
G
GAME ON AUDIO
153, 159, 161, 164, 169, 183, 186
GATINEAU AND THE OUTAOUAIS REGION CINEMA AND TELEVISION OFFICE
48
GINETTE GUILLARD
118, 130
GRAPH-X DESIGN INC.
102
GROUPE ANTONOPOULOS
89
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GROUPE ÉVOLUMÉDIA
202, 257
GROUPE PVP
119, 131, 136, 141, 161, 166, 183, 189, 200, 201
141, 144
GROUPE STAR SUITES
202
97, 123
H
HANDEL PRODUCTIONS
HARRIS & WOLFF
HEC MONTRÉAL
HÉLÈNE BOULAY
HELENE ROSS
HÉLÈNE ROUSSE
HÔTEL GAULT
HÔTEL INTERCONTINENTAL MONTRÉAL
HYBRIDE
131
123
204, 258
118, 129
119, 121, 137
160, 195
89
89
162, 172, 175, 183
I
IATSE 514
IMAGE IN
INCENDO PRODUCTIONS
ISABELLE ABASTADO
ITEM 7 INC.
97
131, 183, 201
131, 199
204, 258
118
172, 183, 204
131
J
JACKY LAVOIE
JIM EDWARD
JIM KONTOS
JOELLE NADEAU
JOE SISTO
JOSETTE PERROTTA
118
121, 135, 137
118, 121, 137
95, 197
98
118, 121, 130, 137
K
93, 120, 129, 132, 136, 173, 175, 183, 189, 199
L
LA CINÉMATHÈQUE QUÉBÉCOISE
LADIMIR DE SUAREZ
LAMAJEURE
LA SALLE
LAURENTIDES FILM AND TV COMMISSION
LAVAL
LAVERY
201
90
123, 159, 162, 164
152
173, 184
47
51, 9
98
142, 144
132, 162
QUEBEC FILM SOURCEBOOK 2016 / Index 267
LEO CERASA
LES FILMS SÉVILLE
LES PRODUCTIONS DE L’INTRIGUE
LE WESTIN MONTRÉAL
LOCATION SAUVAGEAU
LORRI FAUGHNAN
LOUIS MORIN
LUCIO TOMARO
LYLA FILMS
124
199
189
90
202, 205
197
176
101, 115
120, 132, 136
M
MALLETTE
91, 108
MARC LEBEL
135
MARK CHIKHANI
101, 115
MARRIOTT RESIDENCE INN - MONTRÉAL CENTRE-VILLE / DOWNTOWN
90
MAX FILMS
132
MEDIABIZ INTERNATIONAL INC.
132
MELENNY PRODUCTIONS INC.
132
MELS
142, 143, 144, 146, 155, 159, 160, 162, 165, 166, 169, 173, 175
MELS QUEBEC CITY
150
MELS ST-HUBERT
150
MELS STUDIOS & POSTPRODUCTION S.E.N.C.
149
MICHEL CUSSON
124, 163, 165
MICHÈLE LALIBERTÉ
109
MICHÈLE ST-ARNAUD
115
MICRO-SCOPE
132
MIKROS IMAGE CANADA
173, 184
MILLER THOMSON
98
MINORU TSUNODA
92, 197
MOKKO STUDIO
94, 110, 120, 136, 159, 169, 173, 176, 184, 186
MONTREAL FILM AND TV COMMISSION
29
MONTRÉAL INTERNATIONAL
259
MPC-MONTRÉAL
173
MUSE ENTERTAINMENT ENTREPRISES
132
N
NANCY FLORENCE SAVARD
NEIL WHITEHOUSE
185
116
O
OASIS ANIMATION
OBLIQUE FX
OGILVY STUDIO
120, 134, 136, 173, 184
173
151
P
PAMPLEMOUSSE MÉDIA
PARCE QUE FILMS
268
101, 153
134
129, 134, 162, 184
PARCO MAITRE ENR.
PARCS CANADA
PHILIPPE MONTEL
PIERRE BLONDIN
PIERRE VILLENEUVE
PIXEL QUÉBEC
PREMIÈRE BOBINE INC.
PRODUCTION RADIOS
PRODUCTIONS CARAMEL FILMS
PRODUCTIONS POMPIER
142
101
118, 121, 205
115
95
204
134
142, 144, 146
134
142, 145, 194, 197, 204
Q
QUEBEC GOVERNMENT OFFICE IN LOS ANGELES
QUINCAILLERIE NOTRE-DAME INC.
259
196
R
91, 92, 94, 108
RAYNAULT VFX INC
109, 162, 174, 176
REGROUPEMENT POUR LA FORMATION EN AUDIOVISUEL DU QUÉBEC (RFAVQ) 204
REPRISE FILMS
91, 94, 101, 108, 117, 118, 142, 162
RODEO FX INC.
174, 176, 184
RPM - REGROUPEMENT DES PRODUCTEURS MULTIMÉDIA
259
S
SAGUENAY FILM COMMISSION
SHERBROOKE
SKYWAY INTERNATIONAL
SOCIÉTÉ DU VIEUX-PORT DE MONTRÉAL
SODEC
SPIEGEL SOHMER INC.
STUDIO DIGILOG INC.
STUDIO-MTL
STUDIO PASCAL BLAIS
SUN BRIDGE
53
55
120, 137, 196, 204
198, 205
101
11, 69, 70, 71, 260
94, 98
174, 184, 189, 201
120, 134, 137
124, 162, 165, 185, 200
152
174, 185
185, 196
T
TELEFILM CANADA
THE HITCHWOOD FILMS CORPORATION INC.
TOONBOOM ANIMATION
TORQ STUDIO
TOTALE FICTION
TOURISME MONTRÉAL
TRAITEUR CREW CALL INC.
QUEBEC FILM SOURCEBOOK 2016 / Index 143, 145, 160, 163, 165, 174, 199, 201
12, 73, 95
134
186
101, 124, 146, 160, 166
120, 129, 134, 137, 185
260
163, 185
195
269
TRANSFILM
135
U
UNION DES ARTISTES (UDA)
97
V
VIDEO MTL
VIP BODYGUARD
VLADIMIR DE SUAREZ
120, 137, 141, 143, 145, 163, 189, 201
193
101
W
W MONTRÉAL
90
Y
YANICK WILISKY
YOUTH MEDIA ALLIANCE
270
174, 176
261
UP TO
38.4 %
IN CASH BACK
QUEBEC
20%
16%
16%
FOR ALL
BONUS
FEDERAL
PRODUCTION COSTS
FOR VFX, GREEN SCREEN
AND ANIMATION*
LABOUR
Quebec also offers :
• Some of the greatest locations available in North America
• World Class crews
• World renowned VFX studios
• State-of-the-art post-production facilities
• A full range of services provided by the QFTC
Contact us at 1 866-320-FILM (3456) info@qftc.ca www.qftc.ca
* Labour only

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