Martin Brouard is an award-winning executive producer with over 25 years of experience at the intersection of culture and video games. Founder of the Festival de cinéma des 3 Amériques, former executive producer at Frima Studio, and co-founder of Sabotage Studio and later Studio Imugi, he now develops projects that connect creativity, innovation, and interactive arts.
Luis Antonio is the creator/writer of the award-winning Twelve Minutes, featuring James McAvoy, Daisy Ridley, and Willem Dafoe. He is known for his remarkable work as a senior 3-D artist for the BAFTA Games award-winning The Witness; his earlier work includes Art Director at Ubisoft and Artist at Rockstar Games.
François Taddei is a Creative Director at Beenox, where he has held various roles developing games for the Spider-Man, Skylanders, and Call of Duty franchises. He has also shared his passion for games as a video game culture instructor, as host and producer of the television program Micro-Info, as editor-in-chief of the gaming website Jouez!, and as a writer and contributor for various media outlets.
Anne-Marie Brassard has been working in accounting and administration for nearly twenty years, primarily within video game studios. She is currently the Administration Manager at Sabotage Studio. Her career also includes experience at Frima Studio and Polymorph Games, two other independent studios, where she developed strong expertise in management and accounting.
Antoine Tanguay was a journalist, critic, and photographer before founding Éditions Alto in 2005. As the publishing house’s founding president, he has also overseen its literary and artistic direction since its inception. In 2019, he founded Alea, an Alto imprint dedicated to innovation and exploring the potential of new narrative forms.
Olivier Bill Bilodeau first worked at the Montreal International Documentary Festival (RIDM) before co-founding the Quebec City Film Festival (FCVQ), where he served as Director of Programming and Administration. He later worked on programming for the Percéides and Rendez-vous Québec Cinéma. His interest in cinema ranges from Jacques Tati to Godzilla, with everything in between. Notably, he was the first person in his village to own a Game Boy, purchased with money he had earned himself as a paperboy.
