Alexandrine Boudreault-Fournier is Associate Professor in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Victoria. She teaches Visual Culture, Visual Anthropology and The Anthropology of Sound. Her research projects focus on sound, media and infrastructure in Cuba. She directed Golden Scars (2010), a film in part funded by the National Film Board of Canada about hip-hop in Santiago de Cuba, and co-directed Fabrik Funk (2015) an ethno-fiction about funk in São Paulo, Brazil. Other ethnographic films she co-directed include The Eagle (2015), and  La Tumba Mambi (2022). She wrote the illustrated ethnography  Aerial Imagination: Above Cuban Rooftops (Francis & Taylor; 2020).