Tristan Desechenes / Dominican-Canadian producer
Big-screen
ambition.Precision
production.
High-end work starts with clear decisions. Film and television production leadership connecting international ambition with a disciplined Dominican production plan.
Ambition, engineered into a plan
Quality is
not an accident.
The creative standard. The budget logic. The schedule. The responsibilities. Every part of the production needs to work together.
Tristan brings a producer-operator perspective to the decisions behind the screen. Begin with the project you want to make, then establish what it needs, who carries each responsibility and how the work should move forward.
A production partner, not just a portfolio
Protect the ambition.
Make the decisions clear.
Build the right production path.
Film & Television
Selected credits across features, scripted drama and unscripted entertainment.
02Produce in the DR
Market entry, local coordination and practical production planning.
03Tax Credits & Incentives
A project-specific review of the process, documentation and specialist questions.
Dominican Republic / International perspective
Think bigger
about where
you produce.
Explore the Dominican Republic with the production plan in view: creative fit, local requirements, client priorities and the incentive questions that need qualified assessment.
Editorial location illustration. Locations, permits and availability are assessed for each project.
The producer behind the plan
Creative instincts.
Executive judgment.
Canadian-born and raised. Dominican production perspective. A career connecting producing, directing, business operations and media technology.
Through Tris222, Tristan focuses on production leadership and partnership development for Dominican, Caribbean, Latino and international opportunities.
Insights / Practical production thinking
Before you commit,
ask better questions.
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Your first conversation
Start with context.
Not assumptions.
A concise brief is enough to begin. Share the format, stage, budget range, timing and support you need. Early-stage projects are welcome too.
Film / Television / International partnerships