Benjamin Duffield
C’EST COMME ÇA QUE JE T’AIME « Épisode 4 »
(Productions Casablanca)
Annie Jean, CCE
ZIVA POSTEC. LA MONTEUSE DERRIÈRE LE FILM SHOAH
(Films Camera Oscura)
Ashlee Bishop – Cosmo (Sheridan College)
Brad Wickman – Passion of the Poster (Humber College)
Emerson Chan – Hang Up (Sheridan College)
Glenn McGarry – Anemone (Sheridan College)
Yasmeen Tayara – The Repeal (Humber College)
Join us on October 2nd, 2020 to celebrate!
Daria Ellerman, CCE
Virgin River: Carry On
Congratulations to last night’s Leo Award Winners!
Félicitations aux gagnants des prix Leo d’hier soir !
Daria Ellerman, CCE – Malibu Rescue: With a Little Kelp from My Friends
Congratulations to last night’s Leo Award Winner!
Félicitations aux gagnant des prix Leo d’hier soir !
Daria Ellerman, CCE – Virgin River: Carry On Night 3
Last night was the first night (of four) for the Canadian Screen Awards. The announcements last night saw the winners for broadcast news, sports programming, and documentary and factual content streamed from the academy’s website and social media pages.
Pauline Decroix
Engraved on a Nation: On the Line.
Congratulations to last night’s CSA Winners!
Lisa Barley, Mike Scott & Michael Tersigni, CCE (plus 2 other editors)
The Amazing Race Canada: Canada Get More Maps
Congratulations to last night’s CSA Winners!
Matthew Anas
Cardinal: Sam
Mike Fly, Aren Hansen, Nick Wong (plus 2 other editors)
Baroness Von Sketch Show:Humanity is in an Awkward Stage
We are very pleased to present our first five participants, who were chosen from a very competitive field of applicants.
These five candidates demonstrated a passion for storytelling and a commitment to excellence in editing, and we are very pleased to be able to offer them support from industry veterans as they develop their skills.
These five “mentees” represent the future of our industry, and the future looks bright indeed!
Since joining the DGC and the CCE in 2006 and 2016 respectively, Majda has had the honour of working with, and learning from so many amazing and talented editors. In recent years, she has edited episodes of I Lived with A Killer, Hollywood Homicides and the short film, Viaticum. Majda is looking forward to all the exciting new experiences within the mentorship programme.
Over the past 25 years, Michael has edited 18 feature length films, including three films for George A. Romero, Alan Moyle’s Weirdsville, and Vincenzo Natali’s Haunter. He has also worked on a number of television series: Hannibal for NBC, Ransom for CBS and Wynonna Earp for Syfy Channel. He has received four DGC nominations, winning two; and four CCE nominations, also winning two.
Sarah Claydon is an emerging film editor in Toronto. She holds an undergraduate degree in Cultural Studies from McGill, a Graduate Certificate in Journalism from Sheridan, and a Masters in Documentary Media from Ryerson. In 2018, Sarah was awarded the Gold Medal for Ryerson’s Faculty of Communication and Design. Sarah just co-edited her first feature documentary, After Fact (2020), and is also experienced in fiction. For the past few years, Sarah has worked as a digital producer for CBC Radio and CBC Podcasts, creating video content and writing for online.
Avrïl Jacobson is a Toronto-based editor, story editor and consultant. Feature film work includes The Prison in Twelve Landscapes, My Prairie Home, Michael Shannon Michael Shannon John and Jaddoland, which received an Independent Spirit Award. Television credits include In the Making and The Skin We’re In. Avrïl received a Gemini Award in 2011 for Best Picture Editing.
Brina Romanek is a documentary film editor and director. She has directed and edited films for RogersTV, True Calling Media and CBC. She has also worked as an editor for documentary companies such as Fathom Film Group and Media One Creative. Her most recent film Counting on a New Crop, was selected for the NSI Online Short Film Festival, and her upcoming film, Portrait of Pockets will be released on CBC Gem this coming February.
With two films on the Oscar shortlist, Emmy-nominated and multiple Gemini-winning Michèle Hozer has been working as a filmmaker and editor in Canada since 1987. Her work has received accolades from the most prestigious film festivals in the world, and includes Shake Hands with The Devil: The Journey of Roméo Dallaire, Promise to the Dead, and The Reckoning: Hollywood’s Worst Kept Secret. Michèle’s directing credits include the Academy-Award shortlisted Genius Within: The Inner Life of Glenn Gould, West Wind: The Vision of Tom Thomson and Sugar Coated, probing the role of sugar in a global healthcare epidemic.
Since graduating from the Advanced Television and Film program at Sheridan College, Ellora has been working as an Assistant Editor. Most recently, she has worked on shows including Last Stop Garage, Big Brother Canada and The Great Canadian Baking Show.
Lauren has been involved in film and television post production for over a decade. She has worked on projects for companies such as Warner Bros., Universal Pictures, Audience AT&T, MGM, Hulu, Netflix, Lifetime, Hallmark, Showtime and HBO. Lauren recently edited Double Holiday for Hallmark, Holly Hobbie Season 2 for Hulu and was a First Assistant on The Handmaid’s Tale Season 3.
Varunraj Gandhi, aka Varun, is an Editor & Assistant Editor based in Toronto. He has an MFA in Film Production Degree (Editing emphasis) from Chapman University, California. He has worked as a Promo & BTS Editor for Disney ABC Studios in LA and in India for two big-budget Indian films. Currently he works as an Assistant Editor at Scott Brothers Entertainment and as a freelance editor for Uninterrupted Canada.
Shelley MacLean is a Toronto-based Assistant Picture Editor with a background in Film Studies from Concordia University, Montreal. Her Post-Production experience in Toronto spans 9 years working as an Assistant Editor on Documentary, Unscripted and Scripted projects including Property Brothers, Master Chef Canada, Ice Road Truckers, Kim’s Convenience and Jann.
Le 8 janvier dernier avait lieu le 5 à 7 des monteurs – édition CCE – au bar VV Taverna. Plus d’une vingtaine de monteurs et assistants monteurs se sont réunis pour célébrer la nouvelle année et s’informer à propos du CCE. Ce fut un plaisir de vous y voir en grand nombre!
Nous vous invitons à soumettre vos films et émissions de télévision, d’ici le 7 février, pour les Prix du CCE 2020 – 10e anniversaire.
C’est rapide et simple, vous n’avez qu’à cliquer sur le lien et suivre les instructions. Partagez avec nous les montages dont vous êtes fiers !
Parlez-en autour de vous et invitez vos collègues, qu’ils soient membres ou non du CCE, à prendre part à ce grand gala qui souligne le talent des monteurs canadiens. Membre ou non du CCE, vous pouvez aussi participer au jury des Prix du CCE en vous inscrivant ici. Nous recherchons des monteurs francophones pour chacune des catégories.
The Canadian Cinema Editors is proud to present EDITCON 2020, the third annual day-long conference on the art of picture editing, on Saturday February 1st, 2020 at the TIFF Bell Lightbox in Toronto. This year, we are very excited to welcome master editor Susan Shipton for an in-depth discussion of her work. The day will also feature panel discussions on editing comedy, theatrical films, and unscripted programming, with some of Canada’s top editors sharing a wealth of knowledge and experience. Admission will include a welcome breakfast, lunch, and a post-panel social and networking session, as well as raffles and giveaways from our sponsors. Earlybird tickets go on sale for CCE Members starting November 28, with general admission available for non-members and students on December 16.
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