Award Nominees & Winners
Kurt Skyers & Joycelyn Poon – Babar and the Adventures of Badou: Babar the Pirate/Stripes vs. Scales *WINNER*
Joycelyn Poon & Jamie Ebata – Oh No! It’s an Alien Invasion: The Royal Flush/Brainlings on Ice
Shyra De Souza – Distraction of a Stationary Nature
Alain Delannoy – Fraction
Don Lee & Robert Henry – Scaredy Squirrel: Talented Mr. Peacock/Hiccup Hicdown in Balsatown
Nick Hector, CCE – Echoes *WINNER*
Kelly Morris – A Wolf Called Storm
Matt Lyon – Lunarcy!
Michèle Hozer, CCE – Fight Like Soldiers Die Like Children
Marcus Valentin – Air Aces: Red Tails
Bryan Atkinson – Night Light *WINNER*
Andrew Coutts – Sequence
Erin Deck – The Devil’s Carnival
Michelle Szemberg – For Dorian
Gordon Rempel, CCE – The Weather Girl
Al Flett & Erin Cummings – Ice Pilots: Episode 406, Crash Landing
Jorge Parra – Income Property 5, Episode 5084: Dan Tanik
Matt Anas – Mother of the Bride: Monetta & Tricia
Tyronne L’Hirondelle, Kevin Mills, Richard Fulop, Brian Mann, Scott Estes, Paul Smart & Mark Murray – Highway Through Hell: I Can’t Take it Anymore
Aren Hansen – Panic Button: Episode 101
Charles Robichaud – R.L. Stine’s The Haunting Hour: Uncle Howie *WINNER*
Kimberlee McTaggart – Call Me Fitz: Are You There God?…
Jason Irvine – Degrassi, Episode 1232: Bittersweet Symphony part 2
Ellen Fine – My Babysitter’s a Vampire (Season 2): Fanged & Furious
Lisa Jane Robison, CCE – R.L. Stine’s The Haunting Hour: Spaceman
Anthony Baird & Thom Smalley – Guidestones: Episode 30, Market Collapse *WINNER*
Jennifer Prokop – My Lupine Life: Dragon Moon Part 2
Ian Macleod – The Last Fall of Ashes: Episode 5
Jonathan Robbins – Clutch: Episode 200 – Aftermath
Stephen Lawrence, CCE – The Transporter: Episode 112, Trojan Horsepower *WINNER*
Wendy Hallam Martin, CCE – The Borgias: Episode 210, The Confession
Paul Winestock, CCE – Cracked: Episode 110, Blind Spot
Lisa Grootenboer, CCE – The Borgias: Episode 205, The Choice
Mike Banas, CCE – The L.A. Complex: Episode 213, Don’t Say Goodbye
Ron Wisman Sr., CCE – An Officer and a Murderer *WINNER*
Lisa Binkley, CCE – Hitched for the Holidays
Gordon Rempel, CCE – She Made Them Do It
Roslyn Kalloo – The Phantoms
Susan Shipton – Titanic, Episode 4
Roderick Deogrades – Still Mine * WINNER*
Adam Locke-Norton – Stress Position
Stephen Philipson – Molly Maxwell
Dev Singh – Picture Day
Matt Hannam – Antiviral
Haya Waseem, Sheridan College – Mimos
Mitch Spicer, Vancouver Film School – Captive
Roxana Perez Fernandez, Vancouver Film School – Fish Can Fly
Matt Yim, University of Regina – April Doesn’t Hurt Here
Jon Anctil, Capilano University – Marathon
Zhengwei Chen, Fanshawe College – Gossip
Jason O’Hara, Ryerson University – Demur
Ralph Brunjes, CCE, started his career at the CBC in the 60s, coming up through the ranks as an assistant editor, sound editor and film editor on groundbreaking dramas and documentaries such as Wojeck, The Whiteoaks of Jalna, The Nature of Things and This Land of Ours. He was promoted to Editor in Charge at age 27 and a year later to Assistant Supervising Editor in charge of the day to day running of the Film Department. He had the great pleasure of working with Glenn Gould on the soundtrack of the legendary documentary The Idea of North.
In 1975 Ralph went freelance and focused on drama editing, amassing a large list of credits on over 50 television movies, 16 features, 13 mini-series and multiple TV series. His commitment to excellence in the craft of editing has earned him multiple nominations and awards over the years, including Best Sound and Best Picture Editing Awards the first year of the Geminis, and an Emmy nomination for Joan of Arc.
Ralph has always valued his role as a mentor to young and emerging talent. Throughout his career he has enjoyed working with many great filmmakers, developing lifelong friendships and creative collaborations.
Rik Morden grew up in Hamilton, Ontario and discovered an interest in painting early on. He combined this interest with his passion for storytelling and quickly became an editor hailed for precision, artistry and creativity. Throughout his 35-year career Rik edited feature films, corporate presentations, TV commercials and music videos (which he also produced and directed; Stray Cats, Rush, Chris De Burgh). He was also the rare Canadian to have won an Emmy Award—in 2000 for outstanding achievement in single camera editing for his work on the HBO movie, Mary Cassatt: An American Impressionist.
Rik was rewarded for his efforts with many other awards and nominations. He was nominated for another Emmy in 1999 for Edison: The Wizard of Light, won a Directors Guild of Canada Team Award in 2007 for his editing of the well-reviewed documentary Sharkwater, and was nominated for several other DGC and Gemini awards (Beethoven Lives Upstairs, Rembrandt: Fathers and Sons, Bailey’s Billion$).
Rik’s diversity of talent and pursuit of excellence made him a singular talent and mentor amongst editors.
Gary L. “Kelly” Smith, CCE, was amongst the pioneers of electronic post production and widely known in the Toronto and L.A. communities of editors. His career began at CKNX-TV in Wingham, Ontario in the late 1960’s and flourished until his passing.
To work with him, you would find that he was kind of a quiet guy, but he demanded professionalism on the job and it could be said that “he did not suffer fools gladly”. If you did your job, he had your back. With that trust and his well-known sense of humour (which ran more towards practical jokes), he maintained a core group of friends for more than 40 years.
Professionally, Kelly Smith rose to the top of the game, but he did not sacrifice his family or his private life to the business. He married his wife Sandy in 1979 and together they had a daughter, Kerry, and a son, Sean. He was a Blue Jays fan, a life-long rock and roller, as well as being very handy with his hands, whether it was wood working or building a home theatre, he had many projects that intrigued him. He enjoyed socializing with his many friends—and like his family, they miss him too
Tom Daly was born on April 25, 1918 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He was a producer and editor, known for 
Werner Nold CM is a Quebec film editor. In 1984, he was named a Member of the Order of Canada. In 2010, he received the Prix Albert-Tessier from the government of Quebec for his contributions to the cinema of Quebec. Over a 35-year career at the National Film Board of Canada, Nold worked on approximately 100 films. He also co-founded the Conseil québécois pour la diffusion du cinéma and served as president of the Rendez-vous du cinéma québécois. Born in Switzerland, Nold moved to Quebec in 1955, while in his early 20s. He was hired by the NFB in 1961, and retired from film editing in 1996. In 2011 Werner was honored by the Canadian Cinema Editors with their first ever Lifetime Achievement Award. He lives with his wife of over 40 years, Lucette Lupien, in Montreal’s Habitat 67 complex.
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