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I first began as a bassist in a punk band called LABEL. It pushed me toward the DIY scene and the technical side of music. \u00a0After College I went to a private school dedicated to teaching sound engineering. \u00a0After graduating, I got hired as a do-it-all man at Studio 408, a recording studio that also had a side business at printing CDs and DVDs. \u00a0That’s where I really got involved with video. \u00a0They had a Discreet EDIT* system and I had to edit music videos so I gave it a try.<\/p>\n

It wasn’t long before I found a copy of Final Cut Pro 1 and started editing videos I shot with my Canon GL1 on a mac. And months later I was running the sound studio, the DVD duplicators and the edit suite. \u00a0To get more serious about my passion for video and jumped into the freelance world. I got gigs that quickly evolved from assistant-editor to \u00a0online editor and technical director. \u00a0It was during the big migration toward HD. I worked on a couple of tv series and commercials.<\/p>\n

In 2007, I got hired as a full time technical director at Bureau de Post that later became SHED<\/a>, a major post facility in Montreal specialized in high quality commecial work. \u00a0I had to manage Smoke, Flame and Lustre stations, many offline suites and integrate a whole 3D departement (XSI, Nuke). For five years I’ve been joggling with pixels, frame rates and formats.<\/p>\n

In 2011 I finally got back to freelancing. I now work as head colorist and post supervisor at CineGround<\/a> in Montreal. I also give DIT, Color Grading and digital formats classes at l’INIS<\/a>. And while doing all this I volunteer as an administrator for the Montreal Creative Front <\/a>(used to be called\u00a0 Final Cut MTL).<\/a><\/p>\n

Here are some of the projects I worked on:<\/p>\n

Color grading tv commercials \/ music videos<\/p>\n