Who this is for.
Industrial equipment businesses, automation teams, engineering consultants and technical marketing teams working across French and English project information. Contractors can also brief construction phasing films from approved model and sequence inputs.
Keep the technical model and approved language in the same review.
A product explanation can lose precision when the model follows one revision and the captions describe another. For a Montréal brief, start with the source register, model units and a terminology list. Review the geometry and movement first, then have the designated client reviewer approve French or English captions, part names and any voice script. Language versions are agreed deliverables, not automatic translations added after editing.
Three project ideas to discuss.
Industrial assembly explanation.
Turn an approved equipment assembly into a cutaway or exploded-view film. Review part identity, component relationships and the intended movement before cinematic production.
French and English product presentation.
Reuse the approved model and shots with separately reviewed scripts, labels and captions. Confirm text lengths and technical terms in each version before the final edit.
Construction phasing film.
Animate an approved stage list for equipment, modules or a structure. The project planner approves sequence and schedule references; the film makes that agreed method easier to present.
These are illustrative starting scopes. They are not client case studies or promised outcomes.
The decision to make before production.
Name the dimensional and motion reviewer alongside the language reviewer. Distinguish an illustrative mechanism explanation from validated simulation, and specify whether French, English or both versions are required. Review responsibilities and confidentiality belong in the quote.
Bring this to the first conversation.
Bring the model format, drawing revisions, units, part list, explanation goal and meeting or bid date. Include the language of source documents and required captions. Arrange secure transfer before sharing proprietary models.
Download the project brief checklist ↗
Work with an Alberta-based team remotely.
Andrés Garcia Quirarte is based in Sherwood Park, Alberta. We arrange phone or video discussions around your team’s Eastern time schedule. We confirm scope, reviewers, file transfer, price and timing before paid work. This page describes service for Montréal businesses; our physical base is in Alberta.
Why these project ideas fit the market.
Montréal’s business ecosystem includes AI, aerospace, technology and digital creation. The examples above are our suggested starting points for buyers in those sectors, rather than findings about every local business.
Market context: Montréal International sector overview ↗. These organisations are reference sources, not represented partners.
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