#Marielle Simard

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New OC list!

(Yvie Samonte, Inah Hamada, Terry Martinez, Florraine Diaz, Alexis Lee, Maja Minerva, Rhaine Samonte, Clover Diaz, Emelito Cruz, Marielle Simard, Harvey Lee, and Chloe Minerva)

Yvie, Flor, Alexis, and Maja are Aunt Cass' old friends (Alongside Wendy Wower, and Trevor Trengroove). They appeared in S1E4B: "Professors 2" in flashback and on its extra. But they will all make appearances outside flashbacks.

Yvie, the librarian of SFIT, debuted on Episode 6 (Jack Return). Flor, the principal of SFAI, will make her debut in either episodes 11 - 14. Alexis, the librarian of SFAI and the narrator of a popular manga in San Fransokyo, will debut alongside Maja, a popular influencer who focuses on gaming and vlogs, on S1B

Terry and Inah were the parents of Hiro and Tadashi Hamada who died from an accident. They will both be the main focus during S1B.

Terry is old friends with Wendy, Flor, and Trevor. Inah is Aunt Cass' sister which makes her involved in the latter's friendship circle. Since their death, Cass struggled to tell her friends what caused their death while she did not give Hiro any details on what happened to them until some time in S1B.

Rhaine is Yvie's younger sister who teaches at Torii Gate High and is set to debut in the middle of S1A. Clover is Megan's school friend and Flor's daughter. She also debuts in the middle of S1A. Emelito is an italian chef who likes to cook food. Just like any other italian, he hates violations done to italian cuisine such as:

1. Cutting spaghetti in half

2. Putting pineapple on pizza.

3. Awkward types of pizza.

He also debuts in the last half of S1A.

Marielle Simard is Sirque's daughter who also studdies in TGHS and is involved in Megan's friend circle. She is going to debut in the middle of S1A.

Harvey is Alexis' son and is classmates with Megan and her friends, while Chloe is Maja's little sister who is a member of an idol group.

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Une campagne internationale de Tourisme Montréal met de l'avant le caractère accueillant de la métropole envers la communauté LGBTQ+, et Ici Télé souligne la rentrée télévisuelle: voici les réalisations publicitaires ayant retenu l'attention d'Infopresse aujourd'hui.

Tourisme Montréal lance la campagne internationale «We’ve got balls»

Faire la promotion du côté audacieux de Montréal et de son caractère accueillant envers la communauté LGBTQ+ en mettant de l'avant les célèbres boules colorées qui ornent la rue Sainte-Catherine dans le Village Gai: voilà l'essence de l'offensive «We've got balls» de Tourisme Montréal, signée Lg2.

Déployée dans le métro de Toronto ainsi que sur les abribus et les panneaux urbains à New York, We've got balls vit également de manière numérique auprès des résidents de San Francisco. Le contenu numérique présente notamment les plus belles sphères de Montréal, telles que l’Orange Julep, le Stade olympique et la Grande Roue.

La campagne We've got balls fait partie de la nouvelle plateforme de communication Never grow up, lancée par Tourisme Montréal au mois de mai 2018.

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Annonceur: Tourisme Montréal - Danièle Perron Vice-présidence création: Marc Fortin Direction de création: Marilou Aubin Création: Maude Bourcier-Bouchard, Marine Intartaglia, Nicolas Labbé, Stuart Macmillan Planification stratégique: Sabrina Côté Service-conseil: Jean-François Bergeron, Stéphanie Pellicer, Evelyne Harnois-Lebeau, Anne-Sophie Forget Montage: Romain-Marie Aubry Chargée de projet (imprimé et numérique) saurence Bélanger, Lydie Houle, Valéry Lewis Médias: Touché! – Martin Soubeyran, Paul Rousseau, Tatjana Adzic, Amy Delafontaine

ICI Télé souligne l'effervescence de la rentrée télé

ICI Télé (Radio-Canada) souligne l'effervescence de la rentrée télé en proposant un message vidéo de 30 secondes mettant en vedette les principaux personnages des séries télé de sa grille d'automne, qui sera mettra en branle à compter du 10 septembre.

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Annonceur: ICI Télé Production: Caroline Aubin (avec la collaboration de Mélanie Gérard et de Marielle Tremblay)  Réalisation: Luco Cloutier Idéation: Luco Cloutier, Vanessa Delisle-Hélie, Violaine Dompierre, Patrick Dupuis Rédaction: Violaine Dompierre Création: Marie-Ève Tremblay Assistante à la réalisation: Chantal Lépine (/Claudie Ducasse) Direction photo: Luc Simard (/Luc St-Pierre sur Ruptures) Assistants caméras: Étienne Gosselin / Vincent Leblanc (/Maxime Corbeil) Prise de son: Éric Celton / Martin Thibault (/Louis Chartrand) CCM: (équipes des productions respectives) Montage: Sylvain Parenteau Colorisation: Christian Ganea Reitmeier Infographie: Jonathan Harnois Musique et ambiances: Jean-Phi Goncalves (XS Music) Annonceuse: Véronique Marchand Mix sonore: Martin Ferguson

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So, the long-awaited photographs are finally here, a month and a half after the artist residency at the Societé d’Arts et d’Histoire de Beauport actually ended. I had time to think and this is what I want to share with you.

Imagine you are sitting at a black square dinner table looking out to the Saint Lawrence River. I am right there with you on a stool, and so are Marie-Josée and the two Andrées. The conversation is a bit heated because we are talking about Jeff Koons, which is something I have got to stop doing. Now we are talking about Renaissance artists, how they worked and finally whose name should be on an artwork when the “artist” just had the idea and a crew of very talented and hardworking people did the actual work. Of course, there is no way to find a one-size-fits-all answer to that question.

After a while, I realize my actual problem is with the way we tell the story of artmaking, of being an artist, of talent etc. You get my drift. And so, the crux of it all is that our current obsession with the figure of the “lone” genius/artist bothers me.

So, what can I do about it? Not much so, instead of focusing on the long and boring story behind the project, I want to mention the people who were part of the project. And I want to thank them because the project would not have been the same without them.

Thank you to all my teachers at André Laurendeau: Bertrand Carrière, Louis Perreault, Christine Desrochers, Mona Hakim, Diane Tremblay. Thank you for selecting my project and giving me the opportunity to go to Brussels to work on multicultural families. Thank you for teaching me how to think photographically. Thank you Catherine Tremblay for all the technical support. Thank you to my photo teachers at Concordia, Jérome Nadeau (thank you also for mentioning Vu; it saved my life), Johanne Biffi (Photoshop master) and Marie-Christine Simard.

Thank you Anne Boscher for taking an afternoon of your time to help me figure out some of the conceptual details of the project that were still unclear for me. Your ideas were so helpful. Thank you Johnny Vincent and Mico Mazza for the technical advice on how to actually hang the photos and for helping me figure out that aspect of the project.

Thank you to all the administrators of the Société d’Art et d’Histoire de Beauport (SAHB) for this incredible opportunity. Thank you for dreaming big and letting us be part of that dream. Thank you Marcel Audy, Delphine Delmas, Bessam Fallah, Jacques Bordage, Jean-Claude Bernheim, Ariane Lehoux and Alexis Bouffard Chabot.

Thank you to the curator and dreamer of the exhibition Anne-Yvonne Jouan. Thank you for the technical challenge of printing big and showing my work outdoors. It is an amazing opportunity.

Thank you to Philippe Pallafray and Gérald Parent who drove us, helped us install our artworks and were so generally helpful that my words are not enough to convey how the exhibition would not be the same without them.

Thank you to all the staff and volunteers at the SAHB: Mona Hébert, one of the kindest human beings it has been my pleasure to meet; Jean Leclerc, a kind, art-loving, respectful and open-minded man; and all the exhibition guides who are currently explaining our work to visitors.

I also want to thank all my fellow artists. I have rarely met such a gracious group of people. Your professionalism, your presence, your care, your willingness to listen and share, to engage with people, to go deeper are an inspiration to me, yes, but not just to me. Thank you Adrien Bobin, Andrée Bélanger from Rimouski/The French Alps, Andrée Bélanger from Québec (thanks for driving me around and introducing me to your friends), Marie-Josée Gustave, Julien Lebargy and Véronique Sunatori.

Finally, I want to thank the people who took the time to sit down with me and invite me into their homes. Thank you for your trust and your generosity. From left to right, thank you Martine and Ödzimir, thank you Marielle and Samuel (Marielle, I am so grateful for the partnership with your organization  Service de référence en périnatalité pour les femmes immigrantes de Québec https://www.facebook.com/servicedereferenceenperinatalite/), thank you Benoît and Brit, and thank you Amalia, Bélinda, Frédérik and Markus.

And this is why the “thank you” segment is always the longest at the Oscars.

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In other news: I'm officially starting a fanfic!

Big Hero 6: The Revived Series

Characters: (Italics means the character has been cut, Bold means its an OC)

1. Big Hero 6:

Hiro Hamada

Baymax

Gogo Tomago

Fred

Honey Lemon

Wasabi

2. Allies of the Big Heroverse (BH6 Allies):

Heathcliff

Professor Granville

Karmi

Mini Max

Globby

Megan

Chief Cruz

Roddy Blair

Rishi Patel

Aiko Watanabe

Regina Watanabe

Supporting:

Aunt Cass

Professor Callaghan

Olivia Mole

Professor Kameela

Mr. Sparkles

Noodle Burger Boy

Hyper Potamus

Crushroom

Hangry Panda

Yvie Samonte

Clover Diaz

Marielle Simard

Emelito Cruz

Maja Minerva

Alexis Lee

Harvey Lee

Chloe Minerva

Villains:

Obake

Mechadama

Mr. Yama and co.

The Fujitas

Hardlight

Momakase

Mad Jacks

Nega-Globby

Di Amara

Chris

Cobra

Other characters: Tadashi Hamada Noel Miyazaki Mr. Miyazaki Ms. Miyazaki Inah Hamada Terry Martinez

THIS POST WILL BE UPDATED EVERY TIME I HAVE A NEW OC