Direction

Fanny Perreault

Fanny Perreault lives in Quebec City. She received a college degree in cinema (Cégep François-Xavier Garneau) and a bachelor’s degree in literary studies (Université Laval) that allowed her to develop skills in photography, sound recording, editing, scriptwriting and narrative construction. For a few years, she has been involved in different short movie projects. She directed La Surconscience et l’Angoisse (2012) presented in the Quebec City Student Film Festival (FFEQ). She co-directed La journée des vivant-morts (2013) as part of the Laboratoire Vitesse Lumière (Météor award). She was also boom operator on Une question de goût (David Labrecque, 2016), Antoine & Alexeï (Emmanuelle Landry, 2016), Grand Maman (Ève Dufaud, 2016) and La Tinque Sacrée (Thomas Rodrigue, 2018). As a result, she acquired significant experience on film sets. She has been an educational conceptor in an engineering firm called Optel Vision.This job helps her develop information vulgarisation, design, project management and, especially, communication skills.