Team

Guilhem Caillard’s education spans the history of cinema and the management of cultural events –these days, he’s particularly interested in cinematography and film financing. He has taken part in numerous cultural events in France including the Montpellier Mediterranean Film Festival and the renowned Festival d’Avignon. Since coming to Quebec he has been involved in programming at La Cinematheque Quebecoise, as a columnist and writing film critiques and interviews for such magazines as ‘Sequences’, ‘Cineuropa’ and ‘24 Images’. Guilham has frequently been chosen as a professional jury member at international film festivals in Istanbul, Cluj, Goteborg, Thessalonica and Rotterdam. He initially joined the CINEMANIA team in 2010 as an associate programmer.

Anne de Marchis évolue dans le milieu culturel depuis plus de 11 ans. Après des études en histoire de l’art, communications et management culturel, Anne de Marchis travaille plusieurs années au sein d’organismes artistiques et culturels en Europe (France, Royaume-Uni), avant de rejoindre Montréal en 2012 où elle intègre le Festival international des films sur l’Art puis le Festival de films CINEMANIA. Anne de Marchis est directrice des communications de CINEMANIA depuis 2013 et prend part au comité de programmation en 2017. Son double rôle est en lien avec l’ensemble des départements de l'organisme : rayonnement de la programmation, stratégie de développement numérique, développement des partenariats médias et organismes culturels locaux, canadiens et internationaux, élaboration des outils promotionnels, stratégie d'achats et d'échanges publicitaires, relations publiques, soutien à l'industrie et à la mise en marché des films. En tant que membre du comité de programmation, Anne parcourt les festivals afin d’aller chercher les meilleurs films francophones de l'année. Elle participe à la négociation avec les vendeurs internationaux ou les distributeurs et articule les contenus de programmation. 

CULTURAL COMMENTATOR (98,5 FM), HOST, PRODUCER

Passionate about cinema and culture, Catherine Beauchamp created in 2008 "Le Tapis Rose de Catherine", a web magazine focused on cinema and showcasing the work of artists from Quebec, France and around the world. In 2009, after only one year of creating "Le Tapis Rose", Catherine won her first Gémeaux award in the category of Best original program or series produced for digital media: magazine, sports, documentary or public affairs, and won a second one seven years later. She creates her trademark by strolling on the red carpets, armed with her pink microphone, in various film festivals such as Cannes where she becomes a regular.

​In 2010, she became a contributor to the radio station 98.5 FM and cultural columnist at Week-end Extra in 2016. The host and producer has been at the helm of "Le Tapis Rose" with passion and perseverance for 11 years now, a phenomenal longevity that is almost unique in the media and web world. She was also honoured at the 2018 Gala de Femmes du Cinéma, de la Télévision et des Médias Numériques (FCTMN) for her significant contribution to the Quebec cultural industry and her inspiring career path. 

Since September 2019, Catherine has been one of Patrick Lagacé's collaborators on the program "Le Québec maintenant" every day from 3:00 pm to 6:30 pm on 98.5.