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.
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.
Patrick Limoges
Art Director
Patrick Limoges
Art Director
Since the beginning of 2018 Patrick as been the Art Director responsible for Reflector’s AAA Video Game project. His focus is to give guidance and inspire our team for the creation of our world and for all other visual elements that constitute our game. To build with our talented team a breathtaking artistic vision that is coherent with the Creative Director and the other Directors visions. He is also heavily involved in the overall world building aspect of our IP, working in close collaboration with other creators from different medias. But most of all, Patrick’s main goal is to have fun doing what he loves to do which his crafting great looking game with great people.
In the spring of 2001, Patrick started as one of the first “multi-task” artist for a small company called Insane Logics (RIP). The small team of 13 people were working on a small yet ambitious “Half-Life inspired” game that sadly never came out. After experiencing a small structure Patrick then joined Ubisoft as an Environment Artist, in 2003. During his years there, he had the chance to work on games like Prince of Persia Sands of Time, Prince of Persia Warrior Within, Peter Jackson’s King Kong, and Prince of Persia (2008).
After that, he worked as a Senior Environment Artist for some time at Eidos Montreal to help on the conception and pre-production of Deus Ex: Human Revolution. He then moved to EA, became lead Environment Artist, and worked on Army of Two: The 40th Day and Dead Space 2.
In 2010, he came back to Ubisoft and started working on Assassin’s Creed Revelations. Its in 2011 that Patrick started his Art Direction path. Beginning as an Associate Art Director on Assassin’s Creed Unity and Assassin’s Creed Origins and then as an Art Director on Assassin’s Creed Syndicate and Watch Dogs: Legion.
Patrick loves to watch series or movies, to bike, to draw, to play video games, to watch football games (aka soccer) and to listen/discover crazy music. But lately he mostly likes to play make believe games with his two young kids.
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 😊
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.
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.
Elena Cesare
Marketing Coordinator
Elena Cesare
Marketing Coordinator
Elena handles the corporate responsibilities in the marketing team. She helped oversee the re-branding of Reflector and coordinates many internal and external activities. She also dabbles in social media from time to time.
Elena started her career working in advertising agencies. This environment led her to acquire a special set of skills and trained her to work in the hustle and bustle of it all. She graduated from Concordia’s John Molson School of Business with a bachelor’s in marketing.
Elena enjoys crafty DIY projects, going to concerts, discovering natural wine, and eating pizza (a lot of pizza). She keeps her chill with yoga & unapologetically binging reality shows.
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.
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