Plusieurs postes – FIFEQ-MTL – deadline 1er Octobre

September 20, 2025 | by Coms Opps

Le Festival international du film ethnographique du Québec (https://www.fifeq.ca/montreal/) recrute son équipe en vue de sa 22e édition, qui se tiendra à Montréal du 6 au 9 mai 2026. Nous recherchons des personnes pour rejoindre notre comité organisateur.

Depuis 2003, le FIFEQ-MTL a pour mission de démocratiser l’anthropologie visuelle et le cinéma ethnographique à travers une programmation de films éclectiques et accessibles. Le festival favorise également les échanges entre les milieux universitaire, culturel et associatif.

Nous recrutons actuellement pour les postes suivants (cliquez sur les hyperliens pour accéder aux descriptions) :

Un.e responsable artistique
Un.e responsable des communications
Un.e responsable production & mobilisation des bénévoles
Des responsables de la programmation et de la logistique (6 à 7 personnes). Chaque membre aura pour mission de sélectionner, programmer et organiser deux séances (pas plus, pas moins), en binôme ou en trinôme, avec le soutien ponctuel du comité de coordination selon les besoins. La fiche descriptive du poste est disponible ici

Pour postuler, merci d’envoyer votre CV et une lettre de motivation à ethnographik@gmail.com, en indiquant dans l’objet : NOM_PRENOM_POSTE, au plus tard le 1er octobre 2025.

Ces postes sont bénévoles. Le C.A. fera tout son possible pour que les membres bénévoles soient rétribué·es (financièrement et/ou en services/biens) en fonction des capacités du festival, sans garantie toutefois.

Pour toute question, n’hésitez pas à nous écrire par courriel.

L’équipe du C.A. du FIFEQ-MTL

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