Awards & distinctions

To embody my characters, I draw my references from my story and that of others. My mother was a history and geography teacher, and my father was a globe-trotting psychologist. They divorced when I was 6 months old and I quickly developed an unusual ability to adapt to new and different situations.

Today, my multiple roles in life and art allow me to pursue my mission to inspire others, to make people dream, and to help them experience new emotions. I use my personal touch to develop trust which allows for team work of the highest level.

I studied mime, dance, singing, theatre and camera acting with great figures of the Quebec and international artistic scene. I also had the privilege of learning butoh dance in Japan with its founder, Kazuo Ohno, who was 95 years old. A transmission that becomes more and more valuable with time.

I played Anaïs in L'Auberge du Chien Noir for 15 years at Radio-Canada, and I've lent my voice to many popular commercials (Nivea, Energir, Cesar). I am also the producer of two short films, including Kid Gloves, which was presented in 7 film festivals and won the Award of Commendation at Canada Shorts and Best Foreign Film at FIIF in Tennessee.