Mont-Mars, a family adventure
Mont-Mars is not just an audio post-production studio: it is a family and international adventure born from the shared passion of two partners united in life as in the studio. One, a Montrealer, with 25 years of experience in studios, the other, from Marseille, specialized in sound post-production and project management for 16 years. Together, they founded Mont-Mars in 2018, with the ambition of doing audio post-production in the southern region while creating a bridge between their two cultures and their two cities: Montreal and Marseille.
From the beginning, Mont-Mars has distinguished itself by its ability to think differently. Among its major innovations, the creation of the Mobile Recording Studio, a unique solution to bring post-production closer to the places of creation: filming. This mobile studio has opened up new possibilities for artists, producers and directors, offering more flexibility and responsiveness.
In 2022, Mont-Mars is taking a new step forward with the opening of a 170 m² space entirely dedicated to audio post-production. This studio, designed to meet the specific needs of the industry, reflects the team’s commitment to combining technical expertise and a warm atmosphere. Each project is handled with care and professionalism, integrating both the human and the technical.
With more than 250 projects completed and uninterrupted collaborations with major players such as Ubisoft Montreal, HBO, TF1 and France Télévisions, Mont-Mars is recognized for its rigor, professionalism and creativity. Today, the company has become a key player in audio post-production in the South Region, combining technical know-how and artistic vision to create unique sound experiences.
With hundreds of projects completed, international knowledge of the audiovisual scene and thanks to our outstanding collaborators, Mont-Mars supports you as closely as possible to your artistic expectations in the sound realization of your project.
Emmanuelle Novero
Passionate about audio post-production since childhood, Emmanuelle Novero has always been driven by the world of cinema. After choosing the cinema option at the Paul Cézanne high school in Aix en Provence, she pursued her passion by joining the École Supérieure de Réalisation Audiovisuelle, specializing in sound in Paris. In 2007, she flew to Montreal and joined the company Modulation. Shortly after, she became a sound engineer in post-production at Ubisoft Montreal, where her expertise was recognized with a nomination for Motion Picture Sound Editor for the best sound editing of the game Far Cry 4.
After 16 enriching years perfecting her art, she decided to return to her roots in Provence to co-found Mont-Mars.
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Shaun-Nicholas Gallagher
At just 18 years old, Shaun-Nicholas Gallagher walked through the door of a recording studio, Modulation. Starting as an assistant sound engineer, he quickly gravitated towards the position of sound engineer, where he recorded sound effects, post-synchronization and dubbing for films, series.
In 2002, he was nominated for a Genimi Award in the category of Best Sound for the series Tales From The Never ending story: the resurection. In 2008, he won a Golden Reel Award (MPSE) in the category of Best Sound for the series Crusoe Rum and Gunpowder, and in 2012, he was nominated for a Genie Award in the category of Best Sound for the feature film M. Lazhar. In 2017 and 2018, he was nominated for a Canadian Screen Award in the categories of Best Sound for the films Mauvaises Herbes and Les Rois Mongols.
In 2017, Shaun-Nicholas left his native Quebec to co-found Mont-Mars.