A can't-miss event
From September 10 to 13, 2026, the Alliance des producteurs francophones du Canada (APFC) will lead a delegation to TIFF: The Market, the new international marketplace of the Toronto International Film Festival, which will hold its very first edition.
The delegation will bring together producers who are members of the APFC alongside producers from France, taking part in meetings and activities designed to create new opportunities for collaboration.


Meet our members at TIFF: The Market
Eight of our members, coming from across Canada, will be taking part in TIFF: The Market.



Ottawa
Ontario



Toronto
Ontario



Vancouver
British Columbia
Toronto
Ontario



Moncton
New Brunswick



Winnipeg
Manitoba



Toronto
Ontario



Winnipeg
Manitoba



Toronto
Ontario



Ottawa
Ontario
Kristel Viduka
ATO Media Inc. is an emerging francophone production company located in Ottawa that explores new forms of visual storytelling through documentary and fiction projects. We specialize in productions for television and cinema along with well creative videos for the web.



Toronto
Ontario
Katia Café-Fébrissy
KaFé Productions inc. is a bilingual production company based in Toronto whose vision is to bring to the screen stories that bridge the personal and the political — boldly and distinctively — championing Afro-diasporic communities and offering a wealth of untold stories.



Vancouver
British Columbia
Anthony Cauchy
Founded in Vancouver by producer Anthony Cauchy, Locomotive Media is a French speaking production company rooted in Western Canada with an international reach. Its mission is to develop and produce series and films that give a voice to Francophone talent in the West — empowering them to shine, inspire, and entertain by sharing their stories.
Toronto
Ontario
David Baeta
Curiosity, collaboration and humour are at the core of Moi & Dave. We are interested in projects that take a fresh look at societal issues while educating and entertaining a diverse audience. Our creations take many forms: documentary, fiction, short and long form – platform independent.



Moncton
New Brunswick
Xavier Léger
Its mission is to produce quality works that stand out for their broad, universal vision while maintaining a commitment to the French-speaking community as an official-language minority. Productions du Milieu works to create ambitious television projects that combine creative writing with the involvement of a wide network of artists, directors, actors and technicians, all while contributing to the economic development of its region.



Winnipeg
Manitoba
Ninis Productions Inc. is a bilingual Canadian production company specializing in production, production management, and accounting for film and television. Founded by Alice Teufack, a producer and financial management specialist, the company stands out for its integrated approach, combining creativity, administrative rigour, and financial strategy.
Ninis Productions supports creators and partners through every stage of development and production — from budget planning to final delivery — ensuring a smooth, transparent process that meets industry standards. Committed to professional, inclusive, and responsible production, the company puts its expertise at the service of projects that seek to optimize processes while supporting a strong artistic vision.



Toronto
Ontario
Philippe Montpetit
Orbite Média develops and produces television series of all types and formats including web contents and apps. Our mission is to entertain, inspire, and educate Canadian and international audiences by producing high-quality original content.



Winnipeg
Manitoba
Wookey Films is a multi-award-winning Franco-Métis production company. With every project, our objectives is to tell stories that build stronger bridges between us, creating empathy and understanding through thoughtful, compelling content.



Toronto
Ontario
Rayne Zukerman
Zazie Films produced the first Franco-Ontarian feature film, Le Divan du Monde (2009), which has been shown throughout the francophone world. It produces virtual reality and digital media projects, documentaries and, more recently, the drama series Paris Paris, an original creation that was broadcast on Unis TV.
Get to know the APFC’s representative
Carol Ann Pilon has been Executive Director of the APFC since 2016, and has worked in audiovisual production for more than 20 years. Because of her in-depth knowledge of the Canadian financing ecosystem for coproduction projects and the close relations she maintains with our members and Canadian decision-makers, she is the perfect point of contact.
Visit the APFC website

These APFC activities are supported by Global Affairs Canada, Canadia Media Fund and Ontario Creates.


