Staff

Alexandra Boilard-Lefebvre is an author and cultural worker who has been active in the Montreal arts scene for nearly twelve years. She has collaborated on the production and creation of numerous projects in theater, cinema, and podcasting. In 2018, she joined Magnéto and, as co-director of the event, contributed to the development of Résonance, the organization’s festival dedicated to radio art, sound creation, and podcasting. In 2022, following the redeployment of Magnéto’s activities and its strong commitment to the performing arts, Alexandra became the organization’s Associate General Director and Assistant Artistic Director.

Nurtured by dialogue between genres and disciplines, research, and experimentation, her artistic practice is imbued with themes of memory, history, ordinary life, the complexity of reality, and the quest for self. Alexandra holds a master’s degree in literary studies from the Université du Québec à Montréal and will publish her first novel in winter 2025. She is currently the General Director of Vidéographe.

You can reach Alexandra at: direction [@] videographe.org or at 514-521-2116 ext. 228

Kim Faure is a cultural worker who studied cinema in France before moving to Quebec to train in photography. His cinematography background has given him a vibrant and playful view of the world, which he channels into his artistic and sporting activities, including music, literature, and amateur kickboxing. After gaining experience in documentary production, he eagerly joined the Vidéographe team.

You can reach Kim at: info [@] videographe.org or at 514-521-2116 ext. 221

After several years of film studies at Concordia University, Mathilde Fauteux has been working in the arts and film industry for over three years. Notably, she worked as part of the short film programming team at Festival du nouveau cinéma. As Distribution Coordinator at Vidéographe, Mathilde is looking forward to pursuing her passion for new talent and new forms of expression.

You can reach Mathilde at: distribution [@] videographe.org or at 514-521-2116 ext. 224

Sarah Foulkes is a filmmaker, cultural worker, and film critic working in Tiohtià:ke/Montréal, Québec. She is most interested in exploring labour, melodrama, and narrativity through image and sound. Her YouTube makeup tutorial supercut “Contours” is distributed by Video Pool Media Arts Centre. Her latest work is “Soft Lock,” a fiction short about a dance student and bike courier. She is currently in development for a feature film and a number of short films. In the cultural sector, she’s previously worked at Ada X and Cinema Politica.

You can reach Sarah at: festival [@] videographe.org ou au 514-521-2116 poste 225

Sam Meech is an artist and researcher from Huddersfield, UK whose practice includes documentary, video feedback installations, and machine knitted animations.

Previously a professor at Concordia University (Intermedia) and Manchester School of Art, Sam’s research interests include the use of video feedback in arts practice (‘Video in the Abyss’) and the impact of gentrification on textile workers in Manchester (‘Fabrications’).

Sam’s experience in experimental film collections and exhibition includes a residency and commission with the North West Film Archive, UK (‘Noah’s Ark’), and even building two community cinemas through his ‘Small Cinema’ project.

He once hosted a 24 hour screening of Groundhog Day, and continues to make a new work each year based on the film.

You can reach Sam at: technique [@] videographe.org or at 514-521-2116 ext. 222

You can reach Siam at: communications [@] videographe.org or at 514-521-2116 ext. 227