We are redefining the rules of the game! By following the “transmedia” concept from the start of the creative process, we create vast universes with rich and elaborate mythologies, allowing us to tell our stories across several types of media.
We draw inspiration from the current climate, from the major themes that are shaking up our global village. It is these great themes that bring to life our Original Storyworlds, which we then populate with unique and complex characters. We believe that entertainment and society are intrinsically linked, and that it is through rich and relevant narratives that the mythology of the modern era is woven.
The creative minds in our studio contribute to the development of our narrative universes. These Reflectorians think of the universes we create as a living fabric made up of different characters and interconnected stories. It’s collaboration among internal talent that allows us to bring this whole ecosystem to life. We place special emphasis on integrating diversity and inclusion concepts into the stories to respect the different cultures represented.
We work with the strongest talents specializing in a multitude of creative fields, which allows us to develop quality narratives across all of our media platforms. A strong guiding principle allows us to meticulously interweave themes, stories and characters, through the multiple media platforms that breathe life into our universes.
Our creative teams can be sure that all of our stories are consistent, ensuring a unique, interconnected experience within a Universe. We also coordinate each step of production in partnership with each project’s third-party producers.
Luce Caillères
Production manager
Luce Caillères
Production manager
AT REFLECTOR
Since 2020, Luce has been working with the Animation and Cinematic departments on the production side. Her professional ambition is to allow creative minds to express themselves, thrive and push the limits, while giving them the support and guidance needed to achieve the goals of the game and the company. His passion for cinema is a big factor in his choice for the cinematics department.
EXPERIENCE
Unknown 9 : Awakening is Luce's first experience in gaming. The majority of her professional experience has been in the cultural field, including a stint at Les Grands Ballets as a coordinator of high profile events. The leap between the cultural field and the video game industry was a natural one; the two fields having great similarities, the thriving Montreal market and her passion for games.
OTHER HOBBIES
Movies, TV series, video games, social and cultural events, restaurants and bars.
Christopher Cimbaro
Artistic Technical Director
Christopher Cimbaro
Artistic Technical Director
AT REFLECTOR
A new studio, a new team to build and a new narrative project, which is moreover transmedia. These are the challenges that made Christopher join the Reflector team in July 2017 as a technical artist.
EXPERIENCE
12 years ago, Christopher started his career in France. Four years later, he was offered the opportunity to set up a VFX studio, and that's how he came to Quebec. For the past eight years, Christopher has continued to work for video game studios while giving courses and training to share his passion for video games with students and professionals alike.
OTHER HOBBIES
As a child, Christopher remembers learning how to run games on command lines. In addition to his passion for gaming, Christopher also has a passion for sports, including yoga and HIIT. Finally, on weekends, he takes the opportunity to learn woodworking by making furniture.
Dominique Gagné
Senior character artist
Dominique Gagné
Senior character artist
AT REFLECTOR
Newly arrived at Reflector in 2021, Dominique works alongside the character team to bring personality, realism and emotion to the characters. With the help of technical artists, he helps apply new technologies to create the most visually appealing characters. His passion for realistic video games allows him to enjoy working at Reflector.
EXPERIENCE
Dominique's debut in cinema quickly allowed him to know that his place would be in a video game studio. His first professional video game experiences were working on a game that, unfortunately, was canceled. Wanting to participate in a bigger game, he joined the Ubisoft team to get his hands dirty with the game Assassin's Creed: Valhalla. It was on this project that Dominique realized that projects with too large teams did not allow him to be a multi-tasking artist. Joining Reflector in 2021, he is content to be able to work with a smaller team while being able to polish the quality of the characters.
OTHER HOBBIES
Dominique has been a crossfit and running enthusiast for over 3 years. These sports allow him to spend the energy he accumulates during the week and to enjoy the outdoors. "Board game" evenings with his friends are also at the heart of his interests.
Kenley Tang
Game Designer
Kenley Tang
Game Designer
AT REFLECTOR
Arriving in early 2020, Kenley was ready to take on new challenges and knew Reflector would provide precisely what he was looking for. With their vision and ideas, he was enamored by the potential of a brand new transmedia IP and ready to leave his footprint in its universe. As a Game Designer, Kenley collaborates with multiple departments at a time to develop the most cohesive, comprehensive, and thrilling gameplay experience within the Video Game Division.
EXPERIENCE
Kenley previously worked at Square Enix on titles such as Just Cause 4, the Tomb Raider Reboot Trilogy, and more, as a QA Tester, while also finishing his course studies at Dawson in Independent Video Game Design. Joining first as a DevQA at Reflector, he quickly proved that he was ready to take on responsibilities as a Game Designer.
OTHER HOBBIES
An avid fan of MMA/Boxing, as well a reader, and Fighting games player, Kenley loves anything that revolves around the art of hand-to-hand fighting, psychology, and science-fiction. Also working during off-hours on his own independent project, his love for Video Games, alternate realities, and the intricaties of the human mind stimulate him on a daily basis. Finally, his favorite game genres are Japanese RPGs, Souls-likes, and Fighting Games.
Alexandre Blanchet
Gameplay Programmer
Alexandre Blanchet
Gameplay Programmer
AT REFLECTOR
He Joined Reflector and its Awakening game during the summer 2019. Alexandre was able to be involved in the creation and design of all combat systems so it can become what it is today. It actually enables him to develop a lot of gameplay prototypes. His goal as always been to improve player's fun and satisfaction.
EXPERIENCE
Alexandre got his major in computer science and video game design at UQAC. During his time there, his team was winning first place of all GameJams for 2 years in a row. He then started his career in indie studios working on Time Drifter, The Inner Friend and Munchkin. Today, after many years at Reflector, Alexandre, who was a junior when joining us, has improved a lot on his skill and is now an experience developer.
OTHER HOBBIES
Other than a gamer and a geek? Well, he is also a fan of football (Fly Eagles Fly!) and Animes. He actually went to Tokyo once, he loves traveling. Otherwise on the weekends he works on an indie game and enjoys the company of his wife and dog.
Steven Kok Shun
QA Dev Tester
Steven Kok Shun
QA Dev Tester
AT REFLECTOR
Since the beginning of 2021, Steven has been a QA Dev Tester on the Unknown 9 project. His focus is to make sure the game runs smoothly to deliver a high quality product by testing new features and reporting bugs in a clear and concise manner. He also works along side the Development Team by giving feedback to support any of the project’s needs
EXPERIENCE
Steven’s debut started with his studies in 2014 in 3D modelling to then go in an "Independent Video Game Design" program in 2017. Afterward, he started his journey in the Video Game industry as a FQA Tester in 2018, where he was able to work on titles like Life is Strange 2 and Marvel’s Avengers.
OTHER HOBBIES
Steven is passionate about video games: from casual to competitive games. When he’s not playing video games, he likes to go Bouldering, Alpine Skiing and build Custom Keyboards.
Sean Doyle
Lighting Artist
Sean Doyle
Lighting Artist
AT REFLECTOR
Joining Reflector in September of 2019, Sean was seeking new challenges as well as a tight-knit group to work with, being drawn in by not only the vision behind Reflector and their IP, but the opportunity to grow and learn from their experienced and talented team of individuals. As a Lighting Artist, Sean collaborates with the teams at Reflector to bring emotion, life and beauty to scenes and environments within their video game division.
EXPERIENCE
At the age of 18, Sean began his career at Eidos Montréal on Deus Ex: Mankind Divided back in 2015. A few years later he went on to Ubisoft Montréal to work on Assassin's Creed: Origins and then to Square Enix to work on a multitude of titles, such as: Dragon Quest XI, Life is Strange: Before the Storm, Just Cause 4, Life is Strange 2 and Final Fantasy XV. At Reflector, Sean made his debut as a Lighting Artist, with prior roots in QA, Management and Production.
OTHER HOBBIES
Sean loves to cheer for the Toronto Raptors within the NBA, build Gunpla model kits, bake sweets and travel the globe to satiate his desire for taking the perfect shot through the lens of a camera. Video games also play a major role in his life, with his favorite genres being Japanese RPGs and Fighting Games.
Jérôme Tapp
AI Programmer, Team Lead
Jérôme Tapp
AI Programmer, Team Lead
AT REFLECTOR
Hired at Reflector in January 2019 as a Senior AI Programmer with a desire to help launch a smaller studio as well as a new narrative world, he was able to leverage his extensive experience to grow as an AI Programmer Team Leader.
EXPERIENCE
Jérôme started his career at Ubisoft and then joined Eidos-Montreal at the very beginning of the studio, where he spent 10 years. He participated as a gameplay programmer in the re-launch of the Deus Ex brand with Deus Ex: Human Revolution. Following the critical success of the title, he contributed to the development of the sequel, Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, as an AI programmer.
OTHER HOBBIES
Video games have been a passion of his since he was a young boy, back in the Commodore 64 era. Jérôme also loves strategy board games and role playing games (D&D, Call of Cthulhu and many others). He also plays drums and likes to go with friends on motorcycles to discover the roads of Quebec and the United States.
Alexis Ottier
Producer
Alexis Ottier
Producer
AT REFLECTOR
As IP Producer, Alexis is responsible for spearheading the transmedia initiatives, both creatively and strategically, for Reflector’s intellectual properties. She oversees the many different phases of production from development to distribution of each cross-platform product within a given Storyworld. Alexis works in close collaboration with each creative team behind the IP, ensuring every product adheres to a standard of quality and maintains consistency across the brand and within the story.
EXPERIENCE
With 17 years of experience in the creative arts industry, Alexis is an award-winning and Emmy-nominated member of the PGA and CMPA. Her career started in Los Angeles, where she worked at top commercial and television production companies including Litton Entertainment (Lucky Dog), FOX (American Idol, So You Think You Can Dance, The X-Factor USA), Herzog & Company (Hot In Cleveland), World Race Productions (The Amazing Race), and Bunim/Murray Productions (Real World, Road Rules).
Catching Fireflies, a short film Alexis produced in 2014, won over 21 awards, including Best Short, Best Fantasy Film, and Grand Jury Prize. It received an additional 35 nominations in international and Academy Award-qualifying festivals, screening at the Court Métrage Short Film Corner at Cannes in 2015. She also produced Classic Alice, a transmedia series of more than 125 episodes, which has 2M+ YouTube views and is now distributed on Amazon Prime. Several more of her shows have won awards for Outstanding Producing and/or Best Series.
Before joining Reflector, Alexis worked as a producer on the Emmy Award-Winning Series Lucky Dog, an educational dog rescue show for CBS. Lucky Dog, as a show, is helping many people get on with their lives and giving all kinds of dogs another chance at life and to be part of a loving family. Alexis has been proud to work on the show both on and off the screen.
OTHER HOBBIES
Outside of work, Alexis loves to get her hands dirty in the kitchen, undertake woodworking projects or DIY activities around the house, and enjoys nothing more than being with her family out on the lake.
Oleg Tchernov
Full Stack Developer
Oleg Tchernov
Full Stack Developer
AT REFLECTOR
Oleg joined the IP team as a web software developer. He currently works on various web promotional projects for the IP.
EXPERIENCE
Oleg started his career in finance but reoriented his career into software development later on. He's been working as a web developer for a little over 4 years now in various industries helping out in numerous ways by either working on internal tools or developping full-blown webs applications.
OTHER HOBBIES
Sports, video games, his dog. In no particular order because it varies. Also a big lover of all forms of visual art, ranging from street graffitis to film.
Pascal Hamelin
Art Director
Pascal Hamelin
Art Director
Within the marketing team, Pascal is the art director. His role is to create powerful visual concepts and creations and, as guardian of the brand, he ensures the good representation of the graphic identity and artistic property of Reflector Entertainment while developing its multiple variations as it grows.
Pascal was recruited by Reflector in the fall of 2018 following the first recruiting campaign he had imagined for the company and which was immediately noticed by the management team. With more than 20 years of experience, Pascal's career began with some of Montreal's most renowned advertising agencies and over time became more client-oriented, first at Lune Rouge and then finally at Reflector.
Pascal is passionate about video games. He appreciates the visual details and the immersive experience. A father of two, Pascal finds time to ride his bike or go on adventures on his motorbike whenever possible.
John Tsoupanarias
Associate Brand Manager
John Tsoupanarias
Associate Brand Manager
In 2018, John started at Reflector as a Marketing Project Manager, bringing together all of his experience to help lead the push towards a true transmedia entertainment vision. As of 2019, he had begun a new journey as the Associate Brand Manager for Unknown 9: Awakening, focused on meshing the branding of the game seamlessly within the entire Unknown 9 universe.
John has worked in the video game industry for more than 10 years. He started his career focused on haptics in 2007 at Novint Technologies, the leading force in introducing 3D haptics for games. There, he integrated games with a device called the Novint Falcon, which allowed gamers to experience haptics in a 3 dimensional space. He also expanded his skill set by assisting within QA, consumer relations, web content management, and community management.
In his pursuit to be more at the heart of where video games are made, he joined Eidos Montreal in 2013, where he briefly spent time as a Playtest Observer, before seizing an opportunity to join the Brand Marketing Team as a Web Content Manager. There, he led several web development projects, first participating in brainstorms to define the brand approach and design, then ensuring they were implemented in the final products. The projects he led include the Deus Ex Universe portal, a complete revamp of the corporate website, and a revamp of the internal intranet.
John has been immersed in video games for almost his entire life, and enjoys casting competitive Counter-Strike: Global Offensive matches on his spare time. He is also an avid collector of video game statues & Counter-Strike: Global Offensive skins, enjoys outings with his family, and home improvement projects.
André Vu
Head of Marketing
André Vu
Head of Marketing
In 2018, André started a new adventure at Reflector Entertainment as the Head of Content and Marketing, working to redefine what the future of entertainment could be.
André has worked in the video game industry for more than 18 years. He started his career as a Product Manager at THQ in France, working on both casual and hardcore games.
Driven by his passion for video games, and the desire to be a more critical part of the game development process, he took on the challenge of becoming the International Product Manager at Ubisoft Montreal. In this role, he collaborated to release multiple critically acclaimed AAA games, the most notable ones being Splinter Cell, Prince of Persia, and Far Cry.
In 2008, he decided to join Eidos-Montreal, where his primary goal was to build a highly competent and innovative International Brand Marketing department in order to help renew and revive the Deus Ex franchise. The result of these efforts was of course the critically acclaimed title, Deus Ex Human Revolution. This was the studios first major release, and its global commercial success was due in no small part to the hard work and dedication shown by Andre and his team towards the Deus Ex Brand.
Aside from an undying passion for video games, André is a foodie who loves to introduce people to high quality dining experiences. He also enjoys spending his spare time with his family, and drawing.
Patrick Charest
IT Technician
Patrick Charest
IT Technician
At REFLECTOR
He officially joined the team ranks as an IT Technician more than a year ago. He was already providing support to the Reflector peeps through Lune Rouge for 3 years.
EXPERIENCE
Patrick owns a vast and rich experience of over 25 years in IT, He worked in TV, at Apple, at the Cirque du Soleil, in VFX, among others. He loves halping people so, he thrives in workplaces where the human contact is easy! Add to this 7 years in working in record shops, it gives him more than 30 years of customer service experience!
OTHER HOBBIES
Cosom, DI-ing, music and the Marvel universe.
Christophe Rossignol
Level Design Director
Christophe Rossignol
Level Design Director
Christophe, in collaboration with other directors, defines the vision of Reflector’s AAA games. He leads a team of level designers to carefully craft an entertaining experience from a gameplay, narrative, and emotional perspective at the highest standards possible. The goal is to place Reflector Entertainment among the leaders in the industry in player’s hearts.
Christophe started his career as a programmer at Infogrames in France. Then, a few years later, he made the jump overseas to Join Ubisoft Montreal as a level designer, moving up to Associate Level Design Director during his time there. Christophe had the opportunity to develop his expertise and contribute to a multitude of games, including both IP reboots and new IP’s. He’s worked on some of the biggest AAA franchises in the industry, such as Far Cry, Watch Dogs, and Assassin’s Creed.
Video games, movies, TV shows, BDs, new technology, photography, chocolate, ice cream, my family, and a walk in the woods… just to name a few 😊
Alexandre Amancio
CCO and Founder
Alexandre Amancio
CCO and Founder
Creative leader, writer and entrepreneur
Storyworlds are the future; through Reflector, Alex strives to build a platform to create original, cross-platform entertainment, giving rise to timeless mythologies and building a dedicated, global audience.
Alex leads Reflector’s executive team through his singular cross-platform vision for a true transmedia company, while spearheading the creation of its Storyworlds.
Previously Chief Creative Officer of Lune Rouge, Alex brought his unique creative vision to the group’s wide range of projects in the fields of technological innovation, entrepreneurship and live entertainment experiences. Former Creative Director at Ubisoft, Alex was one of the visionary talents behind the international success of Assassin’s Creed. He has been twice nominated by the prestigious Writer’s Guild of America.
Alex is a multiplatform artist in his own right; he writes, draws, plays electric guitar, as well as the trumpet. He’s also always up for a good gaming session, a discussion on the minutiae of Seinfeldia, or theoretical physics.
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