10/09/2026
đŹ Our biggest event yet! A massive THANK YOU to everyone who made our QEPC Industry Panel & Mixer such an incredible evening! đ„
With almost 200 industry professionals in attendance, this was our largest event to date, and we couldnât be more grateful to everyone who helped make it happen. Our community is growing, and itâs a powerful reminder of just how important it is to create spaces where Quebecâs English-language audiovisual industry can connect, collaborate, and thrive. OLMC voices, stories, and talent matter, and together, weâre making sure theyâre seen, heard, and supported.
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A huge thank you to our sponsors Canadian Media Producers Association - CMPA, ACTRA Montreal, and INSO for helping bring this event to life, and a special shoutout to our GOLD SPONSOR, NOMADlife.tv, and their exceptional team (Jason, Kevin, Carlos, Patrice, Leia) for hosting us with such warmth and care. We felt so welcomed and well taken care of all evening!
A heartfelt thank you to ACTRA Montrealâs Anna Sikorski, Bouchra Rabeh, and Teneisha Collins for their support, organizing the panel, and all their special touches, and to our fantastic panelists: Tristan D. Lalla, Mariah Inger, Mark Camacho, Duy Nguyen, and Jonathan BĂ©dard, for sharing their insights, experiences, and perspectives with our community.
And, of course, none of this would be possible without the people behind the scenes. A massive thank you to our QEPC dream team, Debra Kouri, Stacey Tenenbaum, Christina Saliba, and Philip Kalin-Hajdu, and our incredible volunteers Meghan, Vanya, Anna, Elly, Mario, Laura, and JoĂ«lle. Your time, energy, and dedication make these events possible, and we appreciate you more than you know! â€ïž
The energy in the room reminded us why we do what we do. Every new connection, collaboration, and conversation helps strengthen Quebecâs English-language production community. Weâre proud to advocate for our members, champion OLMC creators, and build a more connected and vibrant industry together.
Special thanks to our awesome photographer Joëlle Pouliot :)
(Additional photos from Stacey Tenenbaum and Christina Saliba)