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An Independent Film Production Company
About Us
At Prod AJ Films, we believe storytelling has the power to inspire change. We are a passionate independent production company dedicated to creating entertaining and thought-provoking films that are authentic. We distinguish ourselves through our commitment to quality and originality, with an inclination toward thrillers and psychological projects. As we grow, we strive to foster a collaborative space that amplifies diverse voices and perspectives.
We support filmmakers from early development to release, building skills and refining our craft through hands-on experience. Our approach keeps us flexible, innovative, and committed to producing impactful, high-quality stories that resonate deeply with audiences.
From the award-winning short Craving for a Game to our latest feature NAVYN, which is already making waves on the festival circuit, we are driven by a relentless desire to push boundaries and create meaningful cinema.
Join us as we craft stories that matter—stories that inspire, entertain, and help shape a diverse and dynamic film landscape. Ready to embark on the Prod AJ Films' rocket?
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The Founder
Aïsha Tamisha Jolicoeur is an actress and producer from Montreal. Her journey began in theatre and improvisation, leading to notable roles in projects like the award-winning film Delphine by Chloé Robichaud and the comedic series Hotel Beyrouth by Ania Jamila & Josiane Blanc; broadcasted by TFO.
During the pandemic, she expanded her creative work behind the camera—writing, producing, and directing projects that reflect her versatility and passion for storytelling. After acting as an independent producer on several projects, she decided to build her own production house, aiming to inspire and resonate on a global scale and make a lasting mark in the world of cinema. From that, Prod AJ Films was born!
Aïsha pitching at Coalition Media as part of the Reel Change Residency with Black Women In Film.
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