Stéphanie Weber Biron is a very experienced cinematographer who has won several awards and honors, notably for the cinematography of Xavier Dolan’s first two feature films: J’ai tué ma mère and Les amours imaginaires. For the latter, she won the Kodak Award at the Hamptons Film Festival and her cinematography was nominated for a Genie Award. In 2021, she participated in the film Nadia Butterfly by Pascal Plante which had its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival. Her work will be nominated in the best images category at the Canadian Screen Awards. She is also the director of photography for Lignes de fuite, a feature film by Catherine Chabot and Myriam Bochard. She was recently nominated for a Gemini award for best cinematography for the series M’entends-tu (season 3). Her credits also include Jason Buxton’s Blackbird and Guy Maddin’s The Forbidden Room, which was screened at Sundance and as the opening film at the Berlin Film Festival. Stephanie’s cinematography has attracted the attention of international filmmakers, giving her the opportunity to shoot films in Germany, New York, Paris, London and across Canada.