The Editor's Cut

This episode was our first online Master Series event that took place on April 21, 2020. It's a panel discussion and Q & A with the editors of Netflix's hit series Altered Carbon. Geoff Ashenhurst, CCE, Erin Deck CCE, Stephen PhilipsonCCE, and Jay Prychidny CCE discuss the creative and technical challenges of putting together the second season of one of the biggest VFX-based series Netflix has ever made. This panel was moderated by Sarah Taylor.

This episode is the zoom event that took place on May 5th, 2020.

Richard is a motion picture editor whose love of comedy sparked a career that includes credits on "Loudermilk", "Dead Like Me", "The Drew Carey Show", "The Simpsons" and "Pee-Wee's Playhouse". Over the years he's had the good fortune of collaborating with such comedy icons as David Steinberg, Nora Ephron, Jason Alexander, Penny Marshall and the Farrelly brothers. Richard's latest project was editing fourteen chapters of the Farrelly's, "The Now" for Quibi. This Q&A was moderated by Maja Jacob.

This episode is part 4 of a 4 part series covering EditCon 2020 that took place on Saturday February 1st, 2020 at the TIFF Bell Lightbox in Toronto.

Multi-award-winning editor Susan Shipton shares her vast knowledge and experience from a long career in film and network television. Susan has over 40 feature films to her credit. She has cut eight films with director Atom Egoyan (including Oscar-nominated The Sweet Hereafter), as well as many critically-acclaimed television series such as The Book of Negroes, and The Expanse.

This panel was moderated by Sarah Taylor.

This episode dives into the heart of the impressive career of the distinguished editor, Michel Arcand, CCE. His career is intimately linked to the history of Quebec cinema. He worked on renowned Canadian productions, as well as international productions, including one of the famous James Bond episodes: "Tomorrow Never Dies".

Cet épisode plonge au coeur de l'impressionnante carrière du monteur émérite, Michel Arcand, CCE. Sa carrière est intimement liée à l'histoire du cinéma québécois et son travail s'est illustré à travers des oeuvres incontournables au Canada, ainsi qu'à l'international, avec notamment l'un des célèbres épisodes de James Bond : "Demain ne meurt jamais".

This episode is part 3 or a 4 part series covering EditCon 2020 that took place on Saturday February 1st, 2020 at the TIFF Bell Lightbox in Toronto.

This panel explores the mechanics of making us laugh--how do you take what's on the page and make it land? From sketch comedy to sitcoms, James Bredin, CCE from Schitt's Creek, Marianna Khoury from Letterkenny and Baroness Von Sketch Show and Jonathan Eagan from Workin' Moms and Carter will explore what makes cutting comedy unique and particularly challenging.

This panel was moderated by Elvira Kurt, comedy legend, gay icon and freakin' national treasure!

This episode is part 2 or a 4 part series covering EditCon 2020 that took place on Saturday February 1st, 2020 at the TIFF Bell Lightbox in Toronto.

There's no formula to a festival hit, but the three editors behind the recent critically-lauded feature films Freaks, Mouthpiece, and Genesis will share how they did it. In this panel discussion Mathieu Bouchard-Malo, Lara Johnston and Sabrina Pitre talk about their process, career trajectories and what lies ahead.

This panel was moderated by Justin Lachance, CCE.

This episode is part 1 or a 4 part series covering EditCon 2020 that took place on Saturday February 1st, 2020 at the TIFF Bell Lightbox in Toronto.

Massive hours of footage, tight deadlines, and no script? No problem! Elianna Borsa, Jenypher Fisher, CCE, Baun Mah and Ian Sit from the hit shows Big Brother, The Amazing Race, Yukon Gold, and In The Making share how they get to the finish line. Featuring clips from these and other top-rated and award-winning reality and factual programs, this discussion breaks down the process of cutting unscripted programming, both creatively and technically.

This panel was moderated by Jonathan Dowler.

This episode is the master class with Daria Ellerman, CCE that took place on March 10th, 2020 at Finalé in Vancouver. Daria has over 25 years experience working in television and films. Some of her most recent credits include the new hit series on Netflix, Virgin River, the ABC series Take Two for which she won a 2019 Leo Award and the feature film Meditation Park.

This master class was moderated by Kirk Hay.

In this episode Sarah Taylor chats with Tenniel Brown about what she offers in her Anti-Oppression courses.

For over 15 years Tenniel Brown (facilitator, consultant, therapist and yoga teacher) has been working collaboratively with diverse clients to apply holistic tools to transform the impact of mental health and substance use concerns on their lives. Tenniel is a passionate anti-racism, anti-oppression and mental health speaker dedicated to improving the experiences of marginalized people in educational and mental health settings. She is founder of the Centre for Anti-Oppressive Communication which specializes in providing anti-oppressive/trauma informed counselling, clinical supervision, and organizational consultation as well as customized workshops, trainings and team retreats.

This episode is the Master Class of Arthur Tarnowski. The event was sponsored by Annex Pro/Avid. The discussion is focusing on his last project, the first ever Quebec Netflix production: The Decline.

Cet épisode est consacré à la classe de maîtres d'Arthur Tarnowski, commanditée par Annex Pro/Avid. La discussion s'articule principalement autour de son dernier projet, le premier film produit par Netflix au Québec : Jusqu'au déclin.