Stephan Boissonneault is a filmmaker and videographer from Montreal, QC. An arts journalist turned filmmaker, with a tremendous passion for everything to do with sound, his films usually centre around music or some aspect of it. He has produced, directed, and written one feature-length documentary titled, It Could Happen Here—about the eclectic FME music festival. During his time at Concordia, he wrote, directed, and produced two short narrative films, "Presto, Lucy", and "Chlorine." He is currently working on the pre-production of an upcoming documentary, "The Healing Beat," about the relationship between the brain, sound, and dementia. --- Filmography Director & Writer Chlorine Fiction, Short Film, 6 min, To Be Released Directed & Written by Stephan Boissonneault Short Description: A Pool Cleaner finds a body in a pool and daydreams about a cult. But are they dreams? Presto, Lucy Fiction, Short Film, 1 min, To Be Released Directed & Written by Stephan Boissonneault Short Description: A young composer experiments with black magic. It Could Only Happen Here Non Fiction, feature-length documentary, 73 min, 2023 Directed & Written by Stephan Boissonneault Short Description: An underground, DIY documentarian look at the behind-the-scenes of one of Quebec's best-kept secrets: FME Festival. Art Direction Arta Fiction, short film, 3 min, To Be Released Directed and Written by Sarah Buyu Short Description: An homage to the silent era of cinema and a performer's imagination. Cinematography My Plantes Fiction, 5 min, To Be Released Directed and Written by Louis-Joseph Mosocvitz Short Description: A depressed man talks to his plants and learns a universal truth. Albert & Oliver Fiction, Docu-drama, 5 min, To Be Released Directed and Written by Francine Romano Short Description: Following Albert and neighbourhood handyman who helps the community with house maintenance. Gaffer In its Wake Non-Fiction, Short Doc, 4 min, To Be Released Directed and Written by Michelle Kee Short Description: An exploration of three distinct locations in Montreal; Projet Mill, Van Horne, and Frederic Back Park, with archival footage and projections.…Stephan Boissonneault is a filmmaker and videographer from Montreal, QC. An arts journalist turned filmmaker, with a tremendous passion for everything to do with sound, his films usually centre around music or some aspect of it. He has produced, directed, and written one feature-length documentary titled, It Could Happen Here—about the eclectic FME music festival. During his time at Concordia, he wrote, directed, and produced two short narrative films, "Presto, Lucy", and "Chlorine." He is currently working on the pre-production of an upcoming documentary, "The Healing Beat," about the relationship between the brain, sound, and dementia. --- Filmography Director & Writer Chlorine Fiction, Short Film, 6 min, To Be Released Directed & Written by Stephan Boissonneault Short Description: A Pool Cleaner finds a body in a pool and daydreams about a cult. But are they dreams? Presto, Lucy Fiction, Short Film, 1 min, To Be Released Directed & Written by Stephan Boissonneault Short Description: A young composer experiments with black magic. It Could Only Happen Here Non Fiction, feature-length documentary, 73 min, 2023 Directed & Written by Stephan Boissonneault Short Description: An underground, DIY documentarian look at the behind-the-scenes of one of Quebec's best-kept secrets: FME Festival. Art Direction Arta Fiction, short film, 3 min, To Be Released Directed and Written by Sarah Buyu Short Description: An homage to the silent era of cinema and a performer's imagination. Cinematography My Plantes Fiction, 5 min, To Be Released Directed and Written by Louis-Joseph Mosocvitz Short Description: A depressed man talks to his plants and learns a universal truth. Albert & Oliver Fiction, Docu-drama, 5 min, To Be Released Directed and Written by Francine Romano Short Description: Following Albert and neighbourhood handyman who helps the community with house maintenance. Gaffer In its Wake Non-Fiction, Short Doc, 4 min, To Be Released Directed and Written by Michelle Kee Short Description: An exploration of three distinct locations in Montreal; Projet Mill, Van Horne, and Frederic Back Park, with archival footage and projections.WWWW…