Editor, cinematographer, entrepreneur… Alexandre Domingue has a passion for all aspects of cinematographic production. For ten years he traveled the world armed with a camera, working on a vast array of projects. A natural innovator, Alexandre is always looking for new ways to improve and invests himself completely in every project he takes on. Suffering from an insatiable love of nature and a generous heart that cares for the wellbeing of everyone around him, he has never been known to refuse a hunting party among friends or a trip to the cabin.

Jean-Philippe Biron is a creative associate producer and co-founder of the Symptôme advertising agency. He has nearly 18 years of experience in project management and communication strategy development for cultural organizations, retail and service businesses. His experience as a business manager allows Travelling to obtain accurate and informed advice for managing the organization and operations.

Fanny Drew studied at HEC Montreal and has completed a Bachelor of Business Administration. She worked has an accountant before entering in to the world of production. Those different experiences gave her a new desire: to found her own production company. That’s how she co-started Colonelle filmswith her two partners. She joins the board of Travelling distribution, as an administrator, to participate, in a certain way, in the influence of Quebec's short film around the world.

Carolina is a lawyer specializing in intellectual property, entertainment law, and litigation, with solid experience in the film and television sectors. She regularly handles complex legal issues related to copyright and commercial contracts, including in the field of film distribution. Her diverse professional background has led her to manage cases involving publishing, live performance, and music, giving her a comprehensive understanding of the cultural sector. This expertise represents a valuable asset for Travelling in its short film distribution activities. Beyond her role on Travelling's board of directors, Carolina is actively involved in several organizations: she sits on the boards of directors of the Association littéraire et artistique internationale Canada (ALAI Canada) and Infinitheatre, while being a member of the Association des juristes pour l'avancement de la vie artistique (AJAVA). This sustained commitment reflects her desire to contribute to the development of Quebec and Canadian legal and artistic communities.

Julia Minne holds a PhD in Communication from the University of Montreal and the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne in Arts and Art Sciences. Her research-creation thesis focuses on the reactivation and narration of the archives of the feminist artists' center Vidéo Femmes. The creative component of her research, entitled Vidéo Femmes, Fragments d'un héritage féministe (Vidéo Femmes, Fragments of a Feminist Legacy), took the form of a collaborative digital publication produced in partnership with the Cinémathèque québécoise, several members of Vidéo Femmes, and the distributor Spira. She also worked for seven years at the Cinémathèque québécoise as acquisitions manager and head of the Savoirs Communs du Cinéma initiative, which focused on increasing the visibility of feminist film knowledge and archives on the web. Today, she is a postdoctoral fellow at McGill University under the supervision of Alanna Thain and regularly collaborates with various cultural organizations in Quebec and abroad.

With a background in cinema and journalism in Montreal and Paris, Justine Baillargeon began her career as a journalist at Qui fait Quoi, before joining the Marché du Film team at the Cannes Film Festival, then h264 as Head of Distribution. Over the course of her career, she has taken part in many major festivals - including Cannes, Annecy, Berlin, Locarno, Sundance, SXSW and TIFF - as a short-film distributor, panelist, jury member and mentor. In 2024, she accompanied the short film Invincible, nominated for the 96th Academy Awards. Today, she is an institutional communications strategist and publicist at the National Film Board.