Art direction · Production Design.
Film, television.
Commercial, special projects.
Based in Montreal.
Drama by Guy Édoin following four lives that intersect one night in Montreal, starring Monica Bellucci.
Thriller based on the Alain Olivier affair — a Canadian framed in Thailand in the 1980s.
Crime saga about the Montreal mafia at the end of the 20th century, directed by Daniel Grou.
Biopic about André “Dédé” Fortin, lead singer of Les Colocs, who retreated to Saint-Étienne-de-Bolton to compose what would become the band's final album, Dehors Novembre. The film weaves past and present, following the artist between creative bursts and the inner descent that led to his suicide in May 2000.
The film tells the story of Vincent Lacroix, a businessman found guilty of defrauding thousands of investors and diverting more than 130 million dollars in mid-2000s Quebec.
Financial thriller inspired by the Norbourg scandal — the biggest fraud in Quebec history.
American comedy directed by Michael Angelo Covino, starring Dakota Johnson, Adria Arjona and Kyle Marvin. Two couples whose friendship implodes when one separation upsets the balance of the other.
Shot in Montreal in fall 2024; official selection, Cannes 2025.
Inspired by real events, the series follows Kevin, a debt collector who decides to leave the criminal world when he learns that his lover Julie is pregnant.
Sophie leaves the city seeking refuge in a rural guesthouse run by Martin. A troubling bond forms between the two, until the reason for Sophie's flight is revealed.
Psychological thriller adapted from a play by Catherine-Anne Toupin, directed by Anne Émond.
Baltimore. New Year's Eve. A talented but troubled police officer is recruited by the FBI's chief investigator to help profile a disturbed individual terrorizing the city — and track him down before he kills again.
Crime thriller directed by Damián Szifron (Relatos Salvajes), starring Shailene Woodley and Ben Mendelsohn.
For over 30 years, David has been active as an art director in film, television, and commercials. His career has also led him to scenic design for theatre and visual concept work for events. Following a background in the visual arts, he transitioned into art direction, bringing his aesthetic sensibility and creative instincts to productions of every kind.
Over the years, he has collaborated on countless music videos, short films, feature films, and television series that have taken him to the United States, the Netherlands, Thailand, Argentina, and Uruguay. He has also worked on commercials for renowned clients such as Google, Uber, Nintendo, Corona, UKG, BOSS, and locally for Hydro-Québec, Loto-Québec, Desjardins, and the Quebec government.
Among his special projects are music videos and interactive installations in public spaces, most notably through a collaboration with Moment Factory for Los Angeles International Airport (LAX).
With a passion for 3D design, he is proficient in SketchUp/V-Ray and integrates AI tools into his creative process to produce increasingly refined concept drawings, presentation renders, and moodboards. Curious and observant by nature, he draws from art, architecture, design, literature, and his travels through diverse countries and cultures to feed his work.
Portrait of the art director and his vision of spatial dramaturgy in Quebec cinema.