Richard LeBlanc (director)

Richard LeBlanc (born 1 July) is a film director and actor from New Brunswick, Canada, and currently lives in Toronto, Ontario, where he works for Air Canada as a flight attendant. His notable works include: Lipstick, a short comedy LeBlanc wrote and produced, Ceux-là, a documentary that LeBlanc directed which explores issues with race and family.
CUBERS
LeBlanc is the director of a new documentary called Cubers, which was scheduled to be released in November 2008 and will be shown on CBC The Lens, Biography, Access and three other major television stations. Currently, LeBlanc is set to be at the premiere of his new documentary, Cubers in Halifax, Nova Scotia, on 14 September 2008. According to numerous articles on the internet, in which they interview LeBlanc. LeBlanc has said that he does not know how to solve the Rubik's Cube, but hopes to solve it before the premiere of the film. He has also said that he did not intend for the film to become a documentary, but intended it to be a mockumentary.
LeBlanc is scheduled to do a roughly ten-second shoot on the popular CBC show, The Hour, which is hosted by George Stroumboulopoulos. The taping will take place in December 2008.
Other experience
Although he is known for his film directing more than his acting, LeBlanc is also an accomplished actor. He has acted in numerous independent and student films and played a small role in Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen.
LeBlanc has an honors degree in the writing and performance program of Humber College School of Comedy. His first work was known as Counting The Days, which made him a finalist in the Atlantic Film Festival's Scripts Outloud contest in 2003.
Filmography
*Cubers
*Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen
*Lipstick
*Ceux-là

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