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Labrecque from Film to Memory

Michel La Veaux (Hôtel La Louisiane), a man who describes himself as being “passionate about light,” wanted to share his love of movie making with one of the pioneers of Quebec cinema: Jean-Claude Labrecque (À hauteur d’homme). At once a respectful tribute and a touching portrait, Labrecque From Film to Memory plays out like a conversation between two friends.
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Michel La Veaux (Hôtel La Louisiane), a man who describes himself as being “passionate about light,” wanted to share his love of movie making with one of the pioneers of Quebec cinema: Jean-Claude Labrecque (À hauteur d’homme). At once a respectful tribute and a touching portrait, Labrecque From Film to Memory plays out like a conversation between two friends.

Film and Video Arts All subjects
  • participant
    Jean-Claude Labrecque
  • direction
    Michel La Veaux
  • research
    Michel La Veaux
  • script
    Michel La Veaux
  • producer
    Nicole Hubert
    Nathalie Cloutier
  • executive producer
    Bernadette Payeur
    Colette Loumède
  • cinematography
    Michel La Veaux
  • editing
    Nicolas Roy
  • online editor
    Yannick Carrier
  • colourist
    Yannick Carrier
  • sound design
    Olivier Calvert
  • original music
    Institut
  • trumpet
    Gabriele Blandini
  • trombone
    Gaetano Carrozzo
  • tuba
    Fabio Orlando
  • brass recording
    Stefano Manca
  • instruments
    Arnaud Dumatin
    Emmanuel Mario
  • arrangements
    Arnaud Dumatin
    Emmanuel Mario
  • location sound
    Thierry Morlass-Lurbe
    Marcel Chouinard
  • assistant sound design
    Samuel Gagnon-Thibaudeau
  • re-recording
    Jean Paul Vialard
  • gaffer
    Pierre Beaulieu
    Michel Ahelo
    Guillaume Pelletier
    David Giasson
  • grip
    Pierre Beaulieu
    Michel Ahelo
    Guillaume Pelletier
    David Giasson
  • camera assistant
    Antoine Masson-Maclean
  • coordinator
    Ginette Lavigne
  • administrator
    Claudette Dubé
    Sia Koukoulas
  • makeup artist
    Kathryn Casault
  • technical coordinator
    Mira Mailhot
  • technical support - editing
    Pierre Dupont
    Isabelle Painchaud
    Patrick Trahan
  • titles
    Mélanie Bouchard
  • narration recording
    Geoffrey Mitchell
  • projectionist
    Guy Fournier
    Glenn Martin
  • editing assistant
    Jordan Valiquette
  • legal advisor
    Vivianne de Kinder
  • line production
    Mélanie Lasnier
  • marketing manager
    Karine Sévigny
    François Jacques
  • marketing manager - assistance
    Florent Prevelle
    Jolène Lessard
  • media relations
    Nadine Viau
  • production coordinator
    Chinda Phommarinh
  • administrative assistant
    Pascale Savoie-Brideau
  • translation
    CNST
  • subtitles
    CNST
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