Étiquette : monteuse
Épisode 013: Rencontre avec Dominique Champagne
- Auteur de l'article Par Pauline Decroix
- Date de l’article 31 janvier, 2023
Épisode 13: Rencontre avec Dominique Champagne
Pour ouvrir la nouvelle saison, nous avons le privilège de recevoir une monteuse chevronnée : Dominique Champagne.
Dominique has edited feature films, documentaries, and it is really thanks to her work in TV series that she has made a name for herself, notably with SHARP OBJECTS, where she collaborated with Jean-Marc Vallé, but also with Sophie Deraspe, on the series DARK SOUL (BÊTE NOIRE) and MOTEL PARADIS. Our host, Catherine Legault, invites you to discover the behind-the-scenes of Dominique’s career, and maybe she’ll even share some editing tips with us.
Bonne écoute!
Sélection des derniers projets de Dominique
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Un grand Merci à
Dominique Champagne
Catherine Legault
François Pecard
Les Studios MELS
Maud Le Chevallier
Audrey Sylvestre
Animatrice
Catherine Legault
Montage
Pauline Decroix
Design sonore du générique d'ouverture
Jane Tattersall, adapté en version française par Pauline Decroix
Mixé et masterisé par
Tony Bao
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Épisode 11 : Rencontre avec Elric Robichon
- Auteur de l'article Par Pauline Decroix
- Date de l’article 20 septembre, 2022
- Article mis en avant
Épisode 11 : Rencontre avec Elric Robichon
Cet épisode est consacré à la carrière d'Elric Robichon
With more than twenty years of experience, Elric Robichon is known as a “jack of all trades” of editing. He has worked on documentaries, feature films, shorts, commercials, trailers, and even IMAX film editing. Dive into this exciting career, guided by our dear Myriam Poirier, CCE.
Cet épisode a été enregistré aux Studio MELS, à Montréal.
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Notre presque irremplaçable Myriam Poirier, CCE
Sarah Taylor
Maud Le Chevallier
Animé par
Myriam Poirier, CCE
Montage
Pauline Decroix
Preneur de son
Mathieu Maillé
Design sonore du générique d'ouverture
Jane Tattersall, adapté en version française par Pauline Decroix
Mixé et masterisé par
Tony Bao
Musique originale par
Bam Library
Commandité par
MELS STUDIOS
Episode 010 : Rencontre avec Mathieu Bouchard-Malo
- Auteur de l'article Par Pauline Decroix
- Date de l’article 31 mai, 2022
Episode 010 : Rencontre avec Mathieu Bouchard-Malo
Avec les beaux jours qui arrivent, nous voici de retour avec notre balado. Notre premier épisode de l’année est consacré à Mathieu Bouchard-Malo. Depuis plus de 20 ans, Mathieu navigue avec grâce et élégance entre la fiction et le documentaire. Myriam Poirier, CCE nous guide à travers son parcours, et sa manière bien à lui de travailler en salle de montage.
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Un grand Merci à
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Myriam Poirier, CCE
MELS STUDIO
Sarah Taylor
Maud Le Chevallier
Animé par
Myriam Poirier, CCE
Design sonore du générique d'ouverture
Jane Tattersall, adapté en version française par Pauline Decroix
Preneur de son
Mathieu Maillé
Mixé et masterisé par
Tony Bao
Musique originale par
Bam Library
Commandité par
MELS STUDIOS
- Étiquettes balado, Canada, CCE, documentary, editing, Editor, entretien, entrevue, interview, Lartdumontage, lesmonteursetmonteusesdecinemacanadien, montage, monteur, monteuse, myriampoirier, podcast, rencontre
Volunteer Recognition Award 2022
- Auteur de l'article Par Jennifer Kidson
- Date de l’article 26 mai, 2022
And the Volunteer Recognition Award 2022 Goes To...
Majda Drinnan
The CCE wouldn’t be able to operate without the dedication of our many volunteers. From our committee members to our podcast content teams, to our awards juries, and even those who have taken the time to provide your input at town hall meetings, we couldn’t keep the organization going without you.
From time to time, the CCE likes to recognize volunteers who have made outsized contributions to the organization, and this year we presented the Volunteer Recognition Award to someone who definitely deserves it.
Majda Drinnan has been a stalwart member of the CCE Awards committee for 11 years, as well as a jury head for the last 8 years (and a jury member before that). She manages all the trophies and certificates that are handed out at each ceremony.
In addition, she uses her glassmaking skills to create the CCE special awards each year. The trophies that we give out for the Lifetime and Career achievement awards are hand-made by Majda in her glass studio – they are each one-of-a-kind original works of art.
Thanks Majda for your continued dedication to the CCE!
In the photo series below, Majda demonstrates how the Special Awards are handmade in her glass studio.
How They're Made:
Every award starts with a sheet of clear glass that’s cut into two circles. The two layers are then fused together to create a solid circle with rounded edges.
When the disc comes out of the kiln, it’s cleaned and placed on top of the CCE logo. The red paint is a mix of very fine red glass powder, water and aloe gel. After the paint is applied, it’s re-fired in the kiln.
After the glass paint has been applied to the glass, it’s put on a light table to check for holes. Then it goes back in the kiln to be fired. This process is repeated two to three times – paint, fire, paint, fire – until a nice solid colour is achieved with no holes.
The middle picture below shows the result after a second coat has been fired. You can see I’ve re-applied the glass paint over top of the two Cs, and the lighter coloured E still needs the second coat.
The finished award is then taken to get a wooden base put on it and engraved.
Out of the kiln and ready to drop off to the wood artist to engrave and create the bases.
- Étiquettes award, awards, CCE Member, Editor, montage, monteurs, monteuse, monteuses, recognition, volunteer
Être monteur·euse au Canada
- Auteur de l'article Par Jane MacRae
- Date de l’article 2 novembre, 2021
Cet événement a eu lieu le 2 novembre 2021
Presented in English / Conférence en anglais
Une conversation avec des monteur·euse·s de partout au Canada. Joignez-vous à nous le 2 novembre alors que nous allons inviter des monteur·euse·s de partout au pays pour discuter de leur travail et de comment il peut être différent (ou semblable) en fonction de leurs régions. Nos invité·e·s seront de tous les horizons, de tous les domaines et de tous les genres de l’univers du montage.
Parmi les invité·e·s, il y aura Roderick Deogrades, CCE (CHAPELWAITE), de l’Ontario, Annie Ilkow, CCE (GHOSTS), du Québec, Jeremy Harty, CCE (TRAILER PARK BOYS), de la Nouvelle-Écosse, Lisa Binkley, CCE (ZOMBIES 3), de la Colombie-Britannique et Sarah Taylor (THE LAST BARON), de l’Alberta.
Annie Ilkow is a Montreal-based editor whose recent work includes Ghosts (CBS, single-camera comedy), TRANSPLANT (2 seasons, for NBC/CTV), and BLOOD & TREASURE (2 seasons, CBS action-adventure). She also edited the critically-acclaimed drama 19-2, the seminal DURHAM COUNTY. A graduate of the film program at Concordia University, she earned her MFA in Cinema at the University of East Anglia, UK.
Born in BC, Raised in NS, calls Halifax home since 1998. Met Mike Clattenburg and edited his low budget feature TRAILER PARK BOYS in 1999. Since then has been doing anything TRAILER PARK BOYS related. Started editing things with Cory Bowles whenever our schedules allowed. Married with three kids and owns and operates Digiboyz Inc. (Post Production) since 2001.
Award winning film and television editor Lisa Binkley began her career in post-production after having studied theatre and film production at U.B.C. She graduated from the Media Resources Program at Capilano University. Since then she has worked on numerous feature films, MOWs and television series.
Her work was recognized when she received a Gemini Award (CSA) for her editing of the mini-series, HUMAN CARGO. This Canadian/South African co-production was directed by Brad Turner (HOMELAND & 24) and it received 17 Gemini Nominations and also won a Peabody Award.
Her work on MGM’s critically acclaimed science fiction series, THE OUTER LIMITS and Showtime’s, THE L WORD (Written and produced by by Ilene Chaiken) has given Lisa the opportunity to work with such directors as Marlee Gorris (Academy Award Winner – ANTONIA’S LINE), Moises Kaufman (THE LARAMIE PROJECT), Helen Shaver (VIKINGS), Lynne Stopkewich (KISSED), and Kimberley Peirce (BOYS DON’T CRY).
She is currently working on ZOMBIES 3 for Disney+, directed by Paul Hoen.
Lisa is a full member of IATSE 891, ACFC West and is a voting member of the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. In 2008, she was inducted as a full member into the Canadian Cinema Editors (CCE) honourary society.
Roderick is an award-winning Picture and Sound Editor who has worked in the film industry for over twenty years. His extensive knowledge of both sides of the post equation has proven invaluable. His experience in feature films, TV series, shorts and documentaries has established him as one of the industry’s most sought-after collaborators. On the picture side, he is known for his work on STILL MINE (2012), VICTORIA DAY (2009) and ONE WEEK (2008). For television, he has edited THE EXPANSE (Season 3 to 6), KILLJOYS (Season 4 & 5), and Chapelwaite (2021). He picture edited acclaimed documentaries such as 100 FILMS & A FUNERAL (2007), THE GHOSTS IN OUR MACHINE (2013), DAVID & ME (2014) and SILAS (2017). His sound editing work includes SPLICE (2009), PASSCHENDAELE (2008) and SILENT HILL (2006). He is currently picture editing the series BILLY THE KID.
Sarah Taylor is an award-winning editor with over eighteen years of experience. She has a passion for storytelling and has cut a wide range of documentaries, corporate videos, television programs, and full length feature films. Her work has been seen in festivals around the world including Sundance. She is a member of the Directors Guild of Canada (DGC) and is the host of the CCE podcast The Editor’s Cut.
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November 2, 2021
en ligne
Episode 9: Meet Sophie Leblond and Stéphane Lafleur
- Auteur de l'article Par Pauline Decroix
- Date de l’article 14 septembre, 2021
Episode 009: Meet Sophie Leblond and Stéphane Lafleur
Dans ce nouvel épisode, et doit-on le préciser, la nouvelle saison de notre cher podcast, nous rencontrons un duo de choc.
On one side, we have the experienced editor Sophie Leblond, and on the other side Stéphane Lafleur, director or editor by turns. And when Stéphane Lafleur puts on his director’s hat, he always calls upon the services of his faithful ally. We will try to unravel the mystery of this long and fruitful collaboration.
Présenté en français.
Photo Stéphane Lafleur : ©C.HAYEUR
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Stéphane Lafleur
Myriam Poirier, CCE
Maud Le Chevallier
MELS Studio: Rachel Lampron, Raphaël Paré and Mathieu Maillé
Animé par
Myriam Poirier, CCE
Design sonore du générique d'ouverture
Jane Tattersall, adapté en version française par Pauline Decroix
Monté par
Pauline Decroix
Preneur de son
Mathieu Maillé
Mixé et masterisé par
Tony Bao
Musique généreusement offerte par
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Congratulations: 2021 Prix Gémeaux Award Nominations
- Auteur de l'article Par Jennifer Kidson
- Date de l’article 7 juillet, 2021
2021 Gémeaux Award Nominations
Meilleur montage : fiction
Dominique Champagne
Bête noire « Épisode 2 »
Amélie Labrèche
FAITS DIVERS – SAISON 4 « Épisode 31 – Les heures avant la grande découverte »
Yvann Thibaudeau
Les Mecs « Épisode 9 »
Justin Lachance, CCE
M’entends-tu ? – saison finale « Épisode 10 »
Meilleur montage : affaires publiques, documentaire – émission
Amélie Labrèche
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En conversation avec Sophie Farkas Bolla : Beans
- Auteur de l'article Par Jane MacRae
- Date de l’article 5 juin, 2021
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Cet événement a eu lieu le 5 juin 2021
Presented in English / Conférence en anglais
Joignez-vous à nous le 5 juin pour une conversation intime entre la monteuse chevronnée Sophie Farkas Bolla (BEANS, LES ROUTES EN FÉVRIER) et la modératrice Jessie Anthony (scénariste et réalisatrice de BROTHER, I CRY) qui aborderont sous tous ses angles le montage du film à succès BEANS.
La biographie suivante est uniquement rédigée dans la langue de présentation.
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.
Jessie has produced shorts funded by Telus Optik and BravoFact as well as many music videos. She was the first Assistant Director on The Edge of the Knife, co-directed by Helen Haig-Brown and Haida Artist, Gwaai Edenshaw. Jessie was a finalist at the MPPIA short film award competition, where she received an honourable mention. She directed the documentary Through My Needle, which follows a Mohawk designer and her family; exploring culture and clan through the beading and design of indigenous regalia. Jessie worked on the Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce (NBC Universal), River of Silence (Telefilm), Going For Broke (Telus/Red Castle Films), Man in the High Castle (Amazon) and La Quinceanera (Lucha Gore -Time Warner) and many more. When Jessie isn’t working within film you can find her on her Facebook live feeds helping indigenous communities with healing and spiritual guidance.

Filmmaker and editor, Sophie Farkas Bolla was born in Montréal and started being involved in both visual and performing arts at a very young age. She attended Concordia University in Film Production and graduated in 2006. Soon after, she began working as a film editor while continuing to develop her own films. In 2009, she directed CHRONICLES BY THE OTHER, which enjoyed a good festival run. In 2012, she completed her second short entitled, ISTVAN AND THE FUR TROUT, a cinematic tale about growing up and disillusionment. WHEN MONSTERS WERE REAL (2015) is her third film and explores our fears from childhood. She is also writing her first features, NAGYPAPA, a dramatic comedy evolving in a charming, yet particular family and JULES AU PAYS D’ASHA a fable set in 1940’s Québec where imagination and reality collide. This film is in pre-production and will be shot this summer.
When Sophie is not working on her own projects, she is also an editor and in 2018 she was nominated for an Iris awards for best documentary editing for P.S. JERUSALEM by Danae Elon (official selection TIFF and Berlin). Among the many fiction and documentary films that Sophie has edited, there is the award-winning ANTOINE (2009) by Laura Bari (Iris nomination), ANGRY INUK (2016) by Alethea Arnaquq-Baril (Audience award at HotDocs), MY DAUGHTER IS NOT FOR SALE (2017) by Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette, ROADS IN FEBRUARY (2018) by Katherine Jerkovic (Best Canadian First Film Award, TIFF 2018) and most recently BEANS (2020) by Tracey Deer (TIFF, Berlinale) and THE GIG IS UP! (2021) by Shannon Walsh. Finally, Sophie was also a Filmmaker-Trainer for Wapikoni Mobile and accompanied many young people from Tobique First Nation in their creative journey, including Oqim Nicholas with his film AMONG THE FOREST (2018) (Award for best pan-Canadian student film at the FNC).
Merci à nos commanditaires
À propos de l'événement
juin 2021
12.30h HAE
en ligne
- Étiquettes autochtones, BEANS, editing, Editor, film, indigenous, jessie taylor, maitres en serie, Maîtres en série, monteur, monteuse, Sophie Farkas Bolla
Finalistes pour les prix Iris 2021
- Auteur de l'article Par Jennifer Kidson
- Date de l’article 27 avril, 2021
Finalistes pour les prix Iris 2021
Félicitations à nos membres CCE qui ont été nommés.
Meilleur Montage
Arthur Tarnowski, ACE – JUSQU’AU DÉCLIN
Yvann Thibaudeau – TARGET NUMBER ONE
Meilleur montage en film documentaire
Annie Jean, CCE – LE CHÂTEAU
Annie Jean, CCE – THE FORBIDDEN REEL
Amélie Labrèche (+1 monteur) – ERRANCE SANS RETOUR