The Editor's Cut

The Editor's Cut

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The Editor's Cut episodes

  • Interview with Elísabet Ronaldsdóttir

    In this episode Sarah Taylor sits down with Elisabet Ronaldsdóttir. Elisabet has a killer film resume and has cut many much loved action films - Atomic Blond, John Wick and Deadpool 2 to name a few.

    This month she has two new films coming out - Marvel's latest Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings and the Netflix film Kate. Elisabet shares her career journey and so much wisdom!

    49 min
  • Summer Vacation

    The Editor's Cut is taking a summer vacation but we'll be back in September with loads of new episodes! In the meantime have a listen to our back catalogue and check out L'art du montage.

    1 min
  • Interview with Kim French

    In this episode Sarah Taylor sits down with Kim French the creator of Edit Girls. Edit Girls is a collection of career stories from women working in Post-Production. It began life as an Instagram page, which was founded by Kim French, and kept going with the support of Mathew White and now has a home on it's webpage www.editgirls.org

    Edit Girls was born out of frustration at a lack of seeing these stories being told when Kim knew they were out there. She started her career as an editor back in 2006 and would have loved to have had this kind of insight into how other women started their journeys as editors, VFX artists, colourists and sound engineers.

    Kim started by reaching out to editors that she knew to share their stories but it didn't take long for women to start approaching her wanting to share how they started their careers and give insight into their working life. It quickly became clear that this was a much-needed space and the response has been so heartwarming.

    Kim and Sarah discuss her career journey and how platforms like edit girls are much needed in our society and industry!

    49 min
  • Animation with John Venzon, ACE

    Today's episode is the online master series that took place on September 29th, 2020. Canadian Cinema Editors and American Cinema Editors presented a discussion with animation editor John Venzon, ACE.

    John Venzon, ACE is a feature film editor who works primarily in Animated Feature films. He was the lead editor on "South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut", DreamWorks Animation/Aardman Pictures' "Flushed Away" Warner Animation Group's "Storks","The Lego Batman Movie" and is currently editing a new animated feature for DreamWorks Animation.

    This event was moderated by Carolyn Jardina, Tech Editor at the Hollywood Reporter.

    1 hr 33 min
  • Interview with Jane Tattersall

    Today's episode is an interview with the recipient of the CCE Career Achievement Award for 2021 — Jane Tattersall. This award is presented to a non-editor who has shown great support for Canadian editors and the editorial profession over the course of their career. Jane has been a fixture in the Canadian post-production industry for over 30 years. Her enormous support for Canadian filmmakers, from our most recognized artists to first-time storytellers, has fostered incredible growth of talent across our industry.

    Jane's sound work has taken her to studios beyond Canada, including stints in Berlin, Brussels, Budapest, London, LA, Skywalker, and New York. Numerous credits, nominations and awards followed and today Jane counts over 170 credits (film and television), and over 100 nominations and awards. Jane's recent sound supervising includes THE HANDMAID'S TALE, THE NORTH WATER and 13 MINUTES.

    43 min
  • Interview with Jane Tattersall

    Today's episode is an interview with the recipient of the CCE Career Achievement Award for 2021 — Jane Tattersall. This award is presented to a non-editor who has shown great support for Canadian editors and the editorial profession over the course of their career. Jane has been a fixture in the Canadian post-production industry for over 30 years. Her enormous support for Canadian filmmakers, from our most recognized artists to first-time storytellers, has fostered incredible growth of talent across our industry.

    Jane's sound work has taken her to studios beyond Canada, including stints in Berlin, Brussels, Budapest, London, LA, Skywalker, and New York. Numerous credits, nominations and awards followed and today Jane counts over 170 credits (film and television), and over 100 nominations and awards. Jane's recent sound supervising includes THE HANDMAID'S TALE, THE NORTH WATER and 13 MINUTES.

    43 min
  • In Conversation with Madison Thomas

    Today's episode is the online master series that took place on August 27th, 2020. In Conversation with Madison Thomas.

    Named one of Playback's 2019 Five to Watch, Madison Thomas is a Writer, Director and Editor from Winnipeg, Manitoba. Her work reflects her mixed cultural roots, Ojibwe, Saulteax, Russian and Ukrainian. Thomas draws inspiration from experiences growing up in the inner city and has committed herself to diverse representation in her work.

    This episode offers a look at a unique and impressive career in which Thomas has often taken on multiple roles and frequently edits her own work. This experience includes being a Senior Editor- as well as Researcher and Director - on four seasons of the CSA-nominated CBC / APTN series Taken, which shares the true stories of Canada's Missing and Murdered Indigenous women. Thomas also wrote, directed, and edited her feature film Ruthless Souls, which was selected as part of Telefilm's inaugural Talent to Watch program, as well as her web series The Colour of Scar Tissue. Also a rising star in scripted television, Thomas was a writer on season 3 of the CBC/CW series Burden of Truth.

    This conversation was moderated by award winning filmmaker Cazhhmere.

    1 hr 2 min
  • In Conversation with Nena Erb, ACE

    Today's episode is the online master series that took place on August 25th, 2020. In Conversation with Nena Erb, ACE.

    We discussed her television career which started as a PA in the art department of MADtv and has progressed to being an Emmy winning editor on HBO's documentary series Project Greenlight and Insecure. She has also worked on Crazy Ex Girlfriend and the Apple series Little America. We talked about her work on Insecure which landed her an Emmy win in 2020 and most recently an Eddie award nomination.

    1 hr 22 min
  • In Conversation with Nena Erb, ACE

    Today's episode is the online master series that took place on August 25th, 2020. In Conversation with Nena Erb, ACE.

    We discussed her television career which started as a PA in the art department of MADtv and has progressed to being an Emmy winning editor on HBO's documentary series Project Greenlight and Insecure. She has also worked on Crazy Ex Girlfriend and the Apple series Little America. We talked about her work on Insecure which landed her an Emmy win in 2020 and most recently an Eddie award nomination.

    1 hr 22 min
  • L'art du montage is here!

    The CCE is proud to launch the official channel of our French podcast: L'art du montage.

    Francophone and Francophile friends, you will finally be able to listen or re-listen to your favourite episodes of our podcast in one place. We hope you're as excited as we are. So, more than ever, don't hesitate to like, subscribe, share and even tell your friends about our new channel. L'art du montage is available wherever you listen to your favourite podcasts.

    1 min

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The Editor's Cut is a monthly podcast that explores the art of picture editing in Canada. The podcast is hosted by CCE member Sarah Taylor.

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