Jean-Denis Rouette
Monteur
A native of Trois-Rivières, Jean-Denis studied film production at Concordia University after co-publishing the comic magazine “Delirus” at 18. He worked as a graphic designer/illustrator for Radio-Canada’s shows Vazimolo and Bouledogue Bazar before moving to Vancouver to follow his main passion — film editing. In 2018, he was nominated for the CCE award for Best Documentary Editing for Shut Up and Say Something. He also edited the animated feature Window Horses, the web series Literally, the documentary series Living in Hope, and the Montreal gangster drama Scarpedicemente.