André has been working in the artistic sphere since 1997. He is a businessman as president of his own company, Productions l'Entrepôt, as an actor, author, director and producer of documentaries, short films, TV series, digital capsules, variety shows, and game shows. André is versatile, creative and dedicated. 

Canadian multidisciplinary artist.

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Keith is an NBCC radio journalism graduate with a Film and Television certificate through the NB Film Co-op.

Keith has a diverse background that he draws on for his acting roles.  His acting abilities range from hilarious comedy to hard-hitting dramas.  Keith also has a talent for commercial voice-over work, whether cartoon character voices or Ad work.

Outside of acting, Keith has worked as a production designer, set designer, and extras casting on feature films.  Keith has also worked on several television docudramas.  Keith's acting and production design work has received nominations at film festivals. 

Gillian Salmon (she/her) is a writer, improviser, actor and stand up comedian based in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. She is a recent grad of Second City’s Conservatory Program and has studied extensively in sketch comedy writing and improv. Her writing has been featured at Notable Acts Theatre Festival in 2022. She loves to collaborate locally with Dead Serious Comedy and online with anyone abroad whom she can laugh with. She likes to travel when she can, make art, read, write silly little things and hang out with puppets.

Garry Sanipass, is an Indigenous artist journey began in childhood as a means of escape and self-expression. As the only dark-skinned, non-French-speaking boy in his elementary school, he faced constant isolation and bullying. Unable to communicate with peers, he found solace in drawing, where he discovered a profound need to communicate visually. Inspired by Leonardo da Vinci’s multidisciplinary genius and later captivated by Andrew Wyeth’s ethereal egg tempera portraits, he dedicated himself to mastering drawing through relentless practice and experimentation.

His artistic path deepened through Indigenous teachings and ceremonies, including the transformative Sundance ritual, where he encountered the Trickster spirit. These spiritual experiences shaped his creative process, fostering a fascination with subconscious imagery and archetypal storytelling. The guiding principle of interconnectedness, taught through the teachings of "all my relations," remains central to his work, reflected in themes that honour nature, community, and cyclical transformation.

After studying graphic design at McKenzie College in 2006, he gained a deeper understanding of composition and visual storytelling. This revelation opened new possibilities, blending classical artistry with contemporary techniques. A pivotal moment came during a painting session with his granddaughter, where a simple exercise in blending colours liberated him from a lifelong fear of colour, leading to a joyful exploration of pigments and egg tempera.

Currently, Garry Sanipass is experimenting with creating pigments from natural sources, further deepening his relationship with the land. His evolving body of work continues to explore themes of transformation, interconnectedness, and the balance between permanence and impermanence, inviting viewers to journey with him through a layered and symbolic artistic narrative.