about me

Connor Malbeuf is an Emmy®-nominated TV producer and Canadian-born transplant living in Los Angeles. His creative journey has led him to craft an eclectic range of films, spanning documentaries, TV specials, late-night and music videos.

 

He got his start with the independent political documentary 'One Week Til Doomsday,' an emotionally charged look at American democracy that premiered in Tribeca and Toronto before streaming globally. 

 

His credits since then include the Emmy®-nominated talk series Everybody’s Live with John Mulaney and Everybody's in LA, the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor, Mariah Carey’s Magical Christmas Special, and the 2024 MTV VMAs.

 

He also directed AT&T’s Connecting to Pride, a full-length documentary spotlighting LGBTQ+ activists in Florida, as well as the documentary portion of the IMAX film Laufey’s A Night At The Symphony, and Skims’ Pride campaign. In 2025, Malbeuf's comedic one-man show, 'Sorry: A Canadian's Apology for America,' made its sold-out debut at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival to critical acclaim. 

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Malbeuf's work centers vulnerable, complicated people searching for meaning. He thinks Hollywood is weird and no one should live there.

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