18 Jan Meet&Greet: (tri)Cycle awardees
18
Jan
Meet&Greet: (tri)Cycle awardees
Meetup - Fiction - Winter 2024
Thursday January 18, 2024
6 pm - 8 pm
Main Film
2025 Rue Parthenais #301, Montréal, Quebec, H2K 3T2, Québec
Guest speakers | Gavin Seal (3200, Degrees Fahrenheit), Kaia Singh (Moving Water) & Clément Bompart (Lucia)
Moderator | Julien Falardeau
Free upon registration
Meet three emerging filmmakers who have received support from Main Film for their short fiction films through (tri)Cycle!
From the application process to the screening of their film in numerous festivals, discover the different stages of work and the benefits of the program through their experience.
Next application deadline: February 1st, 2024 at 11:59 pm
- Content of the application :
- Artistic CV (3 pages max)
- Presentation document including :
- the short synopsis
- the cinematographic treatment and the artistic approach (5 pages max)
- the script
- List of equipment and installation needs (catalog of our equipment)
- Production schedule
- Optional: support materials (2 maximum) – video/audio (web link) or visuals
More information on the (tri)Cycle program
Meeting will be in French but question may be asked in English
For more information, please send an email to: services@mainfilm.qc.ca
Gavin Seal – (tri)Cycle 2023-2024
Kaia Singh – (tri)Cycle 2022-2023
Kaia Singh is a writer and director based in Montreal, Canada. She studied Film Production and Studio Arts at Concordia University. In her work she utilizes filmic language to explore and depict intersectional experiences, cultural identity, and human connection. As a filmmaker her priority within the film industry is to foster diverse perspectives both within her narratives as well as within her production teams. Her short film The Mother’s Seat (2022) has played at several festivals including the Vancouver South Asian Film Festival, Festival de cinéma de la ville de Québec, and the Reelworld Film Festival. Currently she is in post-production for her latest short fiction film Moving Water and has begun development on her next project.
Clément Bompart – (tri)Cycle 2022-2023
Clément Bompart, originally from Marseille, studied law, management and writing/directing at the University of Corsica, while training as an actor in Paris. He began with roles in short and feature films in France. In May 2022, he directed the short film POUR L’AMOUR DU JEU produced by GREC in Corsica, which is currently traveling to several festivals, including Un festival c’est trop court in Nice. In November 2022, he made a second short film, LUCÍA, as part of (tri)Cycle, which is just beginning its festival run. In August 2023, he directed the short film BREATHE, currently in post-production. He is also working on a documentary project entitled FLOW and on his first feature-length fiction film VESTIAIRE CLOS.
Moderator | Julien Falardeau – (tri)Cycle 2020-2021
Julien Falardeau began his career as a filmmaker through documentaries. At the end of his studies at UQAM’s École des Médias en Cinéma, he directed two short documentaries, De sang et d’urine (2019) and 9000 TOURS (2019), which distinguished themselves on the Quebec and international festival circuits. Since graduating, Julien has worked as an assistant director on various film sets, in addition to expanding his cinematic practice with music videos. Moi Soleil (2022) is his first work of fiction.