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Mitchell LeBlanc

Birthplace:
Canada

Biography from TheMovieDB

Mitchell LeBlanc is a writer/director based in Toronto who loves horror, sci-fi, and The Weird.  His feature project The Eviction was selected for the 2024 Tribeca Creators Market. Mitch participated in the inaugural 2024 Rising Voices Canada program, a career accelerator from BIPOC TV & Film, Indeed, Hillman Grad, and TIFF. He's also an alumnus of the 2023 CFC Norman Jewison Film Program and the 2022 Warner Brothers Discovery x Canadian Academy Writers Program.  He loves stories about the horrors lurking beneath everyday life — impossible odds that push characters to fight for survival.  Mitch holds a Hons. BA in Philosophy from the University of Toronto, a diploma in Comedy Writing & Performance from Humber College, a post-grad certificate in Screenwriting & Narrative Design from George Brown College, and a piece of paper for graduating from the Second City Conservatory.  He’s also a professor in the Faculty of Media & Performing Arts at George Brown College and a voting member of the Canadian Academy.  In his downtime, he can be found introducing non-cinephiles to his favourite Criterion films.

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Film Production

Director:
2021  Melody
2023  Mothers

Producer:
2021  Melody
2023  Mothers

Writer:
2021  Atom
2021  Melody
2023  Mothers

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