Jacques Savoy (February 3rd 1951 -) is a " idéateur" , Novelist and Scenario writer of acadian origin.
Born with Edmundston, with the New Brunswick (Canada), it obtains in 1972 a baccalaureat in political sciences of the Université of Moncton; it spends then two years to Aix-en-Provence where it obtains a control in modern letters. Of return of Europe, it publishes its first collection of poetry, Anti-delivers It (1972).
Impassioned music, it founds with friends in 1976 the group Beausoleil-Broussard, strongly inspired by the folk traditional music. This group gains in 1978 the Prix of the Young French song for the whole of its work. In 1981, Jacques Savoy forsakes the scene to take again the writing.
Since the beginning of the years 1980, it signs about fifteen works of fiction (novels and Romance youth). Among them, let us mention the revolving doors (published in 1985), carried to the screen by Francis Mankiewicz (Oecumenical Price, Cannes festival in 1988). In 2003, it conceives with the choreographer Igor Dobrovsilskii and the type-setter François Dompierre the booklet of a ballet inspired of this same novel.
celestial soups (2005), its last novel, will be adapted for the big screen.
Jacques Savoy is also recognized as scenario writer. Among his televisual works, one counts Joseph-Armand Bombardier (mini-series, TV-Quebec, 1992), the Builders of water (mini-series, Radio-Canada, 1997), the Orphans of Duplessis (mini-series, Radio-Canada, 1997), These children besides II (Network VAT, 1998) and Rue the Hope (television serial, network VAT, 1999-2001). He currently works with several projects, of which the family Lavigueur (mini-series, Radio-Canada, 2008) and Rene II (mini-series, Radio-Canada, 2008) bearing on the life and the political career of Rene Lévesque.
Jacques Savoy gained the Price of the international French-speaking Association for its first novel Raconte me Massabielle and in, 1992, a Price Gemini for the texts of the telesery Bombardier . Its first novel youth, All the beauty of the world , was finalist of the Prix of the General governor of Canada in 1995.
Beausoleil Broussard
anti-delivers It , the editions of the Magannéee Star, in collaboration with Herménégilde Chiasson and Gilles Savoy (illustrations), 1972,99 pages.
Tells me Massabielle , Éditions of Acadie, Moncton, 1979,159 pages.
All the beauty of the world , the Short scale, Montreal, 1995,94 pages.
Vidéograph , Governed Olympic Games, 1976
cloudy Passage (telefilm, Radio-Canada diffusion, 1984)
1978 - Price of the Young French song with Beausoleil-Broussard
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