Moment factory

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Moment factory
Websitehttp://www.momentfactory.com
LocationMontreal, Canada
Year founded2001

Moment Factory is a new media arts and entertainment studio with HQ in Montreal - specialized in the creation, design and control of immersive environments, media installations, and new media content. Their innovative approach of seamless integration is the key to their success. Blending and merging the mediums of video, lighting, performance, architecture and sound, Moment Factory has created and executed outstanding installations for some of the worlds largest entertainment companies. With a focus on the creative and backed by the technical, it’s team is known for their dedication and passion in developing innovative concepts. Moment Factory’s team of art directors, designers, animators, filmmakers, technicians, and producers can offer consultancy or turn key solutions for creative media needs - Entertainment, communications, and ambiance.

Created in 2001 by Jason Rodi, Sakchin Bessette, and Dominic Audet, Moment Factory has rapidly developed notoriety for the creation of visual environments, mix-media entertainment, shows and permanent installations.

Since it’s beginning Moment Factory has created more than 200 shows, events and installations in Montreal, across Canada, the U.S. and Europe. Influenced by new technologies and inspired by the creation of "Moments" for it’s audience, the trio set out on a mission to push the boundaries of their medium and explore new territories for entertainment, technology applications, and content creation.

Moments An online video art gallery showcasing video artists from around the globe, MomentFactory.com distributes these "moments" to television, sattelite, in-flight and online broadcasters. Our Moments player is a web-broadcaster for inspiration, expression and experimentation. Open to all, we accept submissions of the best that motion graphics, digital films, and video art has to offer.

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