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🎬 CANADIAN SCREEN AWARDS – FYC “MONTRÉAL GIRLS” Achievement in Cinematography

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FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION

“MONTRÉAL GIRLS”

ACHIEVEMENT IN CINEMATOGRAPHY – ALEXANDRE BUSSIÈRE

          CANADIAN SCREEN AWARDS NOMINEE

In “MontrĂ©al Girls”, a medical student from the Middle East embarks on a journey of self-discovery that jeopardizes his relationship with his father. His education takes a back seat when two captivating women open his path and his mind, leading him to his destiny of freedom and poetry.

“Vivid, immersive.”

– Los Angeles Times

“A Poetic Odyssey Of Personal Growth.”

– The Hollywood Times

“A Standout Drama.”

– Metro Silicon Valley

“5 STARS”

– The Standford Mail

Directed by Patricia Chica

Alexandre BussiĂšre (cinematographer)

Alexandre BussiĂšre, cinematographer

Before he became a cinematographer, Alexandre did 6 years of film school at UQAQ, Concordia, and the American Film Institute in Los Angeles and worked for 3 years as a lighting technician on big American productions.

​Since 2003, Alexandre has been working full-time as a cinematographer and his credits include a dozen feature films, hundreds of commercials, music videos, short films, and a few TV series.

​​For the cinematography of MontrĂ©al Girls, Alexandre used color palettes created by director Patricia Chica based on the characters’ energies and the chakra colors’ vibrations to convey precise emotions through lighting and color correction.

Behind-the-scenes of the color correction process inspired by the chakra colors.

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