Gabrielle Authier

Leonie Tremblay-Clavette

Haitam Alam

Diana Roldan

Ariel St-Louis Lamoureux

Dédé Chen

Anne Kmetyko

Isabel Kastrup

Axel Laroche

Stefan Verna

Éric Lafalaise

Naomie Décarie-Daigneault

Isabela Cardoso

Tiago Gerbasi

Babek Aliassa

Camila Novais

Jonathan Cortés Suárez

Guillermo López

Katherine Jerkovic

François Rihouay

Susana Fernández

Paul Gascou-Vaillancourt

Daniela Pinna

César Cubillán

Diana Goudrouffe

Abraham Lifshitz

Ellen Tang

Giulia Frati

Diego Briceño

Juan Andres Arango

Claudia Gama

Jesse Freeston

Diana Roldan

Bio

Proudly Canadian and Colombian, Diana strives to create opportunities for better representation both in front of and behind the camera, writing, developing, and promoting a diverse array of stories and storytellers that better reflect the world around us. Her writing has been selected for the Stowe Narrative Lab, the National Screen Institute’s Access BIPOC Producers’ Program and most recently, she was a finalist for SODEC’s Cours écrire ton court screenwriting contest for emerging screenwriters. She has completed production mentorships with the Canadian Media Producers’ Association (CMPA), the Quebec English-language Production Council (QEPC) and Main Film’s PRISME Producing Program. She is currently a Development Producer at Poutine Studios and the Director of Operations for Women in Animation’s Montreal chapter.
Création
Fiction

Finding Mercy

Mercy Bohorquez, an ambitious preteen born in Montreal to Colombian parents Andrea and Luis, and has a close relationship to older sister Luz, whom she idolises. Her idyllic life is thrown into chaos after her father is charged with drunk driving; a car crash that causes significant damage to a historical landmark and leaves Luz with a debilitating concussion. Her family soon become outcasts and rather than face a lengthy trial, they accept to be repatriated to Colombia. Mercy stays behind in Montreal for what is meant to be a short time with family friends, The Philipps family, and watches from a distance as her parents bitterly fight to win back everything they’d worked for, and with it, their standing in the community.