Born in Montreal in 1961, Jeanne Crépeau has spent the past 20 years exploring different types and formats of film, outside the commercial trends. Parallel to her studies at the Université du Québec à Montréal (communications), the Canadian Film Centre, and the Sorbonne Nouvelle, where she completed a master’s degree in film in 2005, Jeanne Crépeau apprenticed her craft with such filmmakers as a Jean-Claude Lauzon, Léa Pool, Chantal Akerman and Jacques Doillon. From video installations to animation, taking in documentary and fiction films, Crépeau’s eclectic path has allowed her to develop a personal style, full of humour. Director’s filmography include: Suivre Catherine Digitalvideo, 94 minutes, 2007 Screenplay, photography, animation, direction and production Jouer Ponette Digitalvideo, 92 minutes, 2007 Essay on Jacques Doillon's movie, Research, screenplay, editing, direction and production La Beauté du geste Digitalvideo. 96 minutes, documentary, 2004 Photography (with Jacques Leduc and Serge Giguère), editing (with Vincent Guignard) , direction and production La Solitude de Monsieur Turgeon 35mm, 14 minutes, animation, 2001 Screenplay, animation, direction Revoir Julie 16mm, 91 minutes, fiction, 1998 Screenplay (coll. Gilles Desjardins, Michka Saäl) direction and production Bridge Vidéo, 23 minutes, 1994 Le film de Justine 16mm, 46 minutes, 1989 Screenplay, direction and production Gerçure Vidéo, 18 minutes, 1988 Screenplay, direction and production L'usure 16mm, 8 minutes, 1986 Screenplay, co-direction and co-production with Stéphan Fortin