September 26th – 6pm EST
Cet événement se tient en personne à Toronto.
Join us on September 26th for an in depth conversation with award winning editors Dev Singh and Sandy Pereira, as they discuss their work on the acclaimed CBC / BET+ historic drama series ‘The Porter’. The show won a record 12 Canadian Screen Awards in April this year, including the ‘Best Picture Editing in a Dramatic Program or Series’ award for Sandy, while Dev won the 2023 CCE ‘Best Editing in Drama’ award in May.
L’événement sera modéré par Craig Macintosh.
Les membres ont un accès anticipé aux billets (l’événement est gratuit mais il faut réserver) jusqu’au 18 septembre.
Tickets for Non Members will open September 18th (pending availability)
Si cet événement affiche complet et que vous voudriez vous mettre sur notre liste d’attente, veuillez nous écrire à info@cceditors.ca
Location: Rolling Pictures – 150 John Street, Toronto (Level 2)
À visionner :
THE PORTER: CBC GEM
Les biographies suivantes sont uniquements rédigées dans la langue de présentation :
I edit movies, tv and streaming.
I have been fortunate to work with many wonderful directors, show runners, actors, cinematographers, composers, designers and producers and it is a joy to count them amongstmy friends and creative collaborators.
Among the notable films and TV I have edited: Resident Evil – Welcome to Raccoon City, Spiral, Accused, People of Earth and The Porter, (which had 19 Canadian Screen Award Nominations in 2023).
Currently editing: WIND RIVER RISING – (the sequel to the Taylor Sheridan film – WIND RIVER) directed by Kari Skogland (FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER, THE HANDMAID’S TALE) and produced by Castle Rock Entertainment and Thunder Road Pictures.

Sandy Pereira is an award-winning editor known for her work on critically acclaimed films and television series such as, Mean Dreams (2016 Cannes Film Festival Director’s Fortnight, DGC Craft Award for Best Editing, Feature Film), Giant Little Ones (2017 TIFF, VIFF, Busan FF), Cardinal: Until The Night (CSA Award for Best Editing, Drama and DGC Craft Award for Best Picture Editing Television, Drama), The Porter (2022, CSA Award for Best Editing,Drama), and Slip (2023, SXSW TV Premiere). She is currently working on José Avellino Gilles Corbett Lourenço’s feature directorial debut, Young Werther, starring Douglas Booth and Allison Pill.

Œuvre dans le domaine de la vidéo et du multimédia depuis le début des années 80, il collabore à des bandes vidéos, installations, performances, trames visuelles pour multimédia, danse, musique contemporaine… avec Geneviève Cadieux, Nathalie Derome, Istvan Kantor, Michel Lemieux, Pauline Vaillancourt, Jean-Pierre Perrault… Parallèlement et, de plus en plus exclusivement, il se passionne pour le montage de documentaire. Il collabore, entre autres, avec Paule Baillargeon, Michka Saäl, Céline Baril. Luc Bourdon, Magnus Isacson, Martin Duckworth… incursion en fiction avec Robert Morin.
SELON LE DICTIONNAIRE DU CINÉMA QUÉBÉCOIS, DENYS DESJARDINS EST UN «CINÉASTE À L’ESPRIT CURIEUX ANIMÉ PAR UNE CINÉPHILIE DÉBORDANTE». DENYS DESJARDINS A ENSEIGNÉ LE CINÉMA ET LES COMMUNICATIONS PENDANT VINGT ANS.
Avrïl Jacobson, CCE is a Toronto-based editor, story editor and consultant. Feature film work includes Ever Deadly (TIFF 2022), Jaddoland (Independent Spirit Award 2020), The Prison in Twelve Landscapes (Hot Docs 2016), My Prairie Home (Sundance 2014), and Michael Shannon Michael Shannon John (Hot Docs 2016). In television, Avrïl’s work includes The Skin We’re In (CBC), BLK: An Origin Story (History Channel), In the Making (CBC Arts) and The Boyz II Men Effect, part of the hit Netflix series This Is Pop. In 2011, Avrïl received a Gemini Award for Best Picture Editing in a Documentary Program or Series.
Annie Jean made her debut in film in the late 80’s in Montreal. She started out as assistant editor, mainly in fiction, working on, among others, Léolo by Jean-Claude Lauzon and Mouvements du désir by Léa Pool. She also worked at sound editing on a number of films and on post-synchronization for Denys Arcand’s Jésus de Montréal and as dialogue editor in Pierre Falardeau’s Octobre.







Writer/Director/Producer Jessie Anthony is a proud Haudenosaunee woman from the Onondaga Nation, Beaver clan, born and raised on the Six Nations of the Grand River Territory in Ontario Canada. Jessie is a graduate of the Indigenous Independent Filmmaking Program and Bachelor of Motion Picture Arts Degree from Capilano University. Jessie is a Telefilm Talent to Watch winner for her first feature film titled “Brother, I Cry” which won the 2020 BC Emerging Filmmakers Award at the Vancouver International Film Festival and picked up the Audience Choice Award in the 2020 imagiNative Film Festival. She is currently in post-production with the series QUERENCIA which won the imagineNATIVE Pitch Competition, gaining a broadcast deal with APTN/The Bell Fund.