Moi & Dave
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.
Simon Madore
Producer and director, Simon imbues his projects with a unique fusion of humor and creativity. In two decades of collaboration with major broadcasters, he has juggled genres (youth, documentary, fiction), deftly blending comedy and social reflection in each production.
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Semi Finalist Best Short Fest 2021
CUFF Documentary Film Festival
Official Selection Hot Docs 2021
Short That are not Pants
Lunenburg Doc Fest
Official Selection Cinefest Sudbury
Vancouver Island Short Film Festival
Trille Or
Prix Gémaux
300 seconds Short Film Festival
AGH FilmFest
Attagirl
Big Muddy Film Festival
Projets
Call Center (pitch)
Genre: Comedy
Production country : Canada
Produced by: Moi & Dave
Episodes Count: 10
Language(s): French
Written by: Daphney Joseph and Florian François
Directed by: Simon Madore
Looking for: co-producer(s)
Call Center is an office comedy that follows the daily trials and tribulations of the very first French-speaking cohort of multinational TeleSuccess. Most newly arrived in Toronto, the department’s employees have six months to prove themselves. Despite difficult customers, rivalry with English speakers, the threat posed by artificial intelligence and their awkward interactions, they will forge bonds like a chosen family, and find their place within the company and their new city, for better or worse, as the Anglos say.
Call Center (pitch)
Genre: Comedy
Production country : Canada
Produced by: Moi & Dave
Episodes Count: 10
Language(s): French
Written by: Daphney Joseph and Florian François
Directed by: Simon Madore
Looking for: co-producer(s)
Call Center is an office comedy that follows the daily trials and tribulations of the very first French-speaking cohort of multinational TeleSuccess. Most newly arrived in Toronto, the department’s employees have six months to prove themselves. Despite difficult customers, rivalry with English speakers, the threat posed by artificial intelligence and their awkward interactions, they will forge bonds like a chosen family, and find their place within the company and their new city, for better or worse, as the Anglos say.
Passage difficile (en pitch)
Genre: Dramatic comedy
Production country : Canada
Produced by: Moi & Dave
Episodes Count: 8
Language(s): French
Written by: Tamara Lagrandeur and Simon Madore
Directed by: Simon Madore
Looking for: co-producer(s)
Passage difficile is an incursion into the seemingly mundane daily lives of a few residents of Sandwich, a small French-speaking neighborhood in Windsor, Ontario, which is in the process of being partially wiped out by the expansion of the Ambassadeur Bridge linking the city to the United States. In the wake of this brutal announcement, some residents are forced to question their plans for the future and, even more unsettlingly, to admit the truth (for once!). With this unprecedented desire for sincerity, Sandwich hasn’t seen so much action since the ketchup shortage.
Our producers’ talent is recognized beyond our borders
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As a key player in Canada’s screen industry, the APFC promotes the outstanding content created by independent French-language producers. For nearly 25 years, we have represented and supported producers and creators. How do we do it? By defending the cultural and economic value of their work; implementing innovative professional development initiatives so they can remain competitive; constantly monitoring trends in the audiovisual industry; and building new opportunities. Our 26 member producers, who are located throughout Canada, work in television, film and digital media. Our film library, which contains over 425 titles, leaves no doubt about their talent.
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