Michelle Rozon

Background

About Michelle Rozon

As a Marketing Coordinator at the National Film Board of Canada (NFB), I collaborate with the marketing, distribution, and communication teams, as well as the production and co-production studios, to create and deploy promotional material for documentary and animation films. I have been working in this role for over ten years, and I have contributed to more than 90 films and projects, including major campaigns and internationally acclaimed films. Some of the projects I have worked on are To Kill a Tiger, The Colour of Ink, Ever Deadly, Stateless, Borealis, We Will Stand Up, Angry Inuk, The Apology, Bread, Blind Vaysha, I Like Girls, Expo 67 Live, and more. I am responsible for creating and supervising the visual assets, writing and editing the briefs, and coordinating the production and distribution of the promotional material. I have a strong background in video production and post-production, business analysis and process improvement, and communication and writing. My mission is to showcase the diversity and creativity of Canadian filmmakers and storytellers, and to support the NFB's vision of social change and innovation through cinema.