Image Diffusion International (IDI) is a Quebec production company founded by Anne-Marie Losique and Marc Trudeau in 1995. Based in Montreal, it specializes in producing entertainment and lifestyle television magazines. Its shows are sometimes Quebec-based in French and sometimes edited in two versions, French and English. Some of their programmes are shot in the studios of MusiquePlus, a music television station on which many IDI shows are aired. IDI's productions are broadcast on multiple networks across Quebec and Canada. Its show Sex-shop was sold to French television station XXL. Subject matter of their programs include cinema, travel (including gay tourism) and nightlife. A number of their television shows also feature the sex industry.

Productions

In French and English

Box-office

Écrans du monde (Screens) Gros plan sur… (Spotlight On…) Il a dit, Elle a dit (He Said, She Said) Colour Travel Series Blue: "the world’s most beautiful beaches" Grey: "the trendiest and most avant-garde cities" Green: "uncovering the natural beauties of our planet" Pink: "the hottest gay vacations" White: "the world’s most beautiful mountains" Yellow: "exploring the world’s deserts" Red: "the nightlife - why some cities never sleep" Culture du X (XXX Culture) Hot-parade

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Others

La Vie rurale (adaptation of the American The Simple Life) Bimbo, fantasmes et réalité La Job (adaptation of the British The Office) Culture de Stars iCulture BO2 Le Cinéjournal Des gens pas ordinaires (adaptation of the American The Surreal Life) 3,2,1… Action ! Sex-shop Extrême Sexe @... Sex-shop seXstar

Image Diffusion International

See also

List of Quebec television series

Television of Quebec

Culture of Quebec

External links

IDI official site

Anne-Marie Losique official site

IDI Quebec adaptation of The Simple Life with Anne-Marie Losique at Sympatico.msn.com List of IDI productions broadcast via CHUM Television, with descriptions "Sex mogul" at The Montreal Mirror

Image Diffusion International

Television production companies of Canada

Magazine publishing companies of Canada

Companies based in Montreal

Film production companies of Canada