Raised in a small town on the South shore of Montreal, Canada, Anne Michaud has been studying and making films for more than ten years. During her Major in Film Production at the Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema at Concordia University, Anne directed two short films. The first was a silent documentary ‘The Park Across the Street’ (2000) and the second, an homage to Italian Neo-Realism, ‘Nuotare Con I Pesci’ (2001), won the Philip Russell George Award for Innovative Use of Original Music in First Year Film Production and was acquired by the University.

After a two year break at Cirque du Soleil working as a researcher in the casting department, Anne moved to Great Britain for a Master’s Degree Of Fine Arts specializing in Feature Film Screenwriting at the Royal Holloway College, University of London. Returning from an inspiring journey, she finished the documentary ‘Worth a Thousand Words’ (2006), which she started four years before. After completing the short drama 'Wheels of Love' (2006) in Super16, Anne wrote, directed and produced the conceptual 'NIM5' (2007), a series of short horror films shot in HD. Now a fulltime filmmaker, Anne is writing three feature films, one of which is her project for the year to come.

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