Guillaume Bilodeau(I)

Even with some personal problems, the quality of Guillaume Bilodeau's work is considered great and influential by some special people. He first directed a short entitled "Une nuit suffit" which was filmed in the great beauty of his house with the collaboration of an underrated actor named Sébastien Genest, also known for his famous research on Albert Camus. The movie itself and the "making of" was a great success among student circles. After that, Bilodeau has (Bill for his intimate friends and fans) participated in numerous projects: "Tango Fever", "Graffitis stolen from TQS" (both of them made with unusual people called the "Dream Team"), "Film sur les gros, les gais et les yos" and "L'aplat télévisuel par saturation du bleu".

After those underground movies, he was brought to the business by a strange meeting he made at "Le Diable Vert". That event made him a legend among his friends and a star among the movie business. People are saying that he must have been good at what he did with that mature woman. He contributed to the making of Summer (2003) and Two Summers (2002); with this work, he became one of the famous PA of the Montreal teams. His hard work made him be a part of Ascension (2002) production team where somebody told him: "Tu n'es pas la salope à Karim, tu es ma salope". That was too much for him and he decided to momentary leave the business and to work on an old project: "La Chop de porc".

To this day, this movie is his masterpiece. Even some technical errors can't erase the greatness of actor performances like those from Benoit Trottier, Jonathan Bouchard and Mr. Bilodeau itself. For now, Guillaume went back to the university and is known to have many projects in his head who are waiting to made. As he is saying: "In life, you're either the one who looks or the one who is being looked at".