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At a glance01StudioAirms02Whiteink Films03Clash Films
Current position#1 in Montréal#2 in Montréal#3 in Montréal
Recognized asMontréal 7,000-square-foot production facility with studio, green screen, cameras, sound, teleprompter, editing, mixing, webcasting and live-stream capabilityMontréal full-service company producing commercials, corporate films, interviews, training, explainers, recruitment, events and 2D/3D animationGriffintown turnkey video and animation company serving corporate and commercial communication mandates
Best forCorporate, institutional, training and hybrid-event teams needing controlled in-house studio and post-production infrastructureOrganizations wanting one team across live action, corporate narrative and animationQuébec organizations and agencies wanting a bilingual local production relationship with animation capability
Decision fitExact company, producer, crew and work attribution resolved · Strategy-to-delivery and distribution fit assessed · Accessibility, licences, masters and complete costs requiredExact company, producer, crew and work attribution resolved · Strategy-to-delivery and distribution fit assessed · Accessibility, licences, masters and complete costs requiredExact company, producer, crew and work attribution resolved · Strategy-to-delivery and distribution fit assessed · Accessibility, licences, masters and complete costs required
Profile typeBusiness / organizationBusiness / organizationBusiness / organization
Geographic scopeMontréal, QuebecMontréal, QuebecMontréal, Quebec
Public editionQ3 2026Q3 2026Q3 2026

HOW TO USE THIS

Different strengths.
One short list.

Start with the job the video must do, its audience, claims, channels, aspect ratios, languages, accessibility, shelf life, approval owners and media plan. A cinematic commercial team may be wasteful for repeatable training modules; an event crew may be wrong for a scripted brand film. Ask who produces and directs, who records sound, what is in-house, how facts and cuts are approved, what happens if a person, location or shoot day fails, which versions and captions arrive, what licences expire, whether project files or clean masters are included, and who can update the work later.

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