LE PROGRAMME DE MENTORAT DU CCE PRÉSENTE : Atelier de montage en documentaire/style de vie
Le programme de mentorat du CCE invite les professionnel·les de la postproduction en début de carrière à s’inscrire à cet atelier pratique de montage : une occasion unique de travailler avec de vrais rushes télévisuels et de recevoir des commentaires de la part d’un·e monteur·euse d’expérience en documentaire/style de vie.
Que vous ayez beaucoup d’expérience en documentaire, en corporatif ou en tout autre genre et que vous souhaitiez vous lancer en montage de fiction, ou encore que vous vouliez bénéficier d’un mentorat ciblé pour parfaire votre savoir-faire en fiction, cet atelier est conçu pour vous.
Présenté en anglais
Samedi 14 novembre (8 h HE) – Footage Release Participants will receive a project file and raw footage from a scene of a real docu-series. You will edit the material independently, using your own instincts and creative judgment.
Mardi 17 novembre (21 h HE) – Cuts Due Participants will upload a quicktime of their edited scene to a portal provided by the CCE.
Dimanche 22 novembre (times TBD) – Mentor Sessions Participants join small breakout groups of four to five people, each hosted by an experienced unscripted editor. Over a two-hour session, mentors will review participants’ edited versions, offer feedback, and facilitate group discussion in order to share insights on the craft, and the realities of working in unscripted television.
Les fichiers de projets seront fournis pour les logiciels Avid et Premiere Pro.
Mardi 17 novembre (21h HE) – Cuts due
Sunday, November 22, 2026 – Workshop date
Format: Online via Zoom (breakout rooms)
Group size: 4–5 participants per mentor
Session length: 2 hours
Software: Avid or Premiere Pro (your choice)
Spots available: 16 participants (4 groups)
Selection: Lottery from qualified application
• CCE Membership: Must be an Associate or Full Member of the CCE for at least one year prior to applying.
• Work Experience: Must have a minimum of one year of professional post-production experience at an Assistant Editor or Editor level.* Experience in any genre qualifies, including scripted, unscripted, animation, commercials, corporate, news, sports, or music videos.
• Professional context: All qualifying experience must be professional. Student projects do not count toward the one-year requirement.
*For further information about qualifying experience, please see the Work Summary form.
Veuillez noter que les membres étudiant·es du CCE ne peuvent pas s’inscrire à cet atelier.
Les participant·es devront remplir un court formulaire d’expérience professionnelle and provide an IMDb link (or equivalent) to corroborate qualifying credits.
If your experience is in work not typically listed on IMDb (such as corporate, sports, or news), you may request an exemption in writing (alison@cceditors.caet fournir une brève description de votre travail, un contact qui pourra le corroborer et des liens de visionnements, si disponibles.
Le statut de membre sera vérifié
The Mentorship Committee will select 16 participants by lottery from all qualified applicants. The application lottery will open October 16th and close November 6th.
La biographie suivante est uniquement rédigée dans la langue de présentation.
Jonathan has been in the industry since 2001, both in Australia and Canada. He has cut everything from documentaries, animation, sports news, but his extensive experience has been in cutting reality TV. He has worked on many of the large format shows such as BIG BROTHER, DRAG RACE CANADA, TOP CHEF CANADA, THE AMAZING RACE CANADA and LOVE ISLAND and LOVE ISLAND GAMES. He has won seven CSA’s and five CCE Awards.
Through hard work, determination and a little bit of luck, Editor Jenypher Fisher has developed a solid sense of style and pacing, rivalled only by a keen story sense. Born and raised in Vancouver, British Columbia, Jenypher is a full member of the Canadian Cinema Editors (CCE). Recent projects include MUST LOVE DOGS (CBC), ICE ROAD TRUCKERS (History), PAMELA’S COOKING WITH LOVE (Food), TRANSPLANT (Knowledge Network), RUST VALLEY RESTORERS (Netflix/Discovery), THE NATURE OF THINGS (CBC), MY PET ATE WHAT? (Animal Planet/Crave), ER: LIFE & DEATH AT VGH (Knowledge Network) and PARAMEDICS: LIFE ON THE LINE (Knowledge Network).
Swapna Mella, CCE, is a Canadian editor known for her focus on people-centered storytelling. She’s edited over 80 episodes of entertaining high-profile shows for international audiences, including The Great Canadian Baking Show, Canada’s Drag Race, and Property Brothers, as well as documentaries for CBC, CNN, and Vice. Originally from South Africa, Swapna began her career as a journalist before retraining as an editor in Canada. A thoughtful collaborator with a strong ethical core, she brings curiosity, clarity, and kindness to every edit. Swapna has been nominated for a Canadian Screen Award and several Canadian Cinema Editors Awards across multiple categories.
Wes Paster est un monteur qui habite à Wolfville, en Nouvelle-Écosse. Il a quitté Los Angeles avec sa famille il y a six ans, pensant qu’il pourrait survivre en travaillant à distance. Ce qui a plutôt bien fonctionné. Il monte le plus souvent des émissions de téléréalité. Il a reçu quatre nominations aux prix Emmy pour LES ANGES DE LA RÉNOVATION et il a travaillé sur de nombreuses autres émissions de téléréalité, allant de THE BACHELOR à LES ROIS DE LA RÉCUP.
Organisateur
Canadian Cinema Editors / Les Monteurs et Monteuses de cinéma canadien
Courriel
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