The event is Thursday May 17th at The Capitol Event Theatre, 2492 Yonge St. (North of Eglinton)

Cocktails from 6 pm till 7:15 (complimentary Hors D’oevres) – cash bar

Dinner & Awards from 7:15 till 9:30 (ish) – Dinner Menu

Post-Awards Mingling – 9:30 – 12:00am

LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT RECIPIENTS TO BE CELEBRATED AT THE AWARDS!

George Appleby will be posthumously celebrated, with his family helping the C.C.E. to honour one of Canada’s great trail-blazers.  He landed his first job on the CBC series, The Forest Rangers, in the early 1960s. He would go on to work steadily as an editor right up until his death in December 1999, cutting many of Canada’s iconic series and feature films, from Adventures in Rainbow Country, Street Legal, and Cold Squad to Outrageous, The Silent Partner, Isabel, and many, many others.
Also, Ron Wisman’s fantastic career in progress will be celebrated.  Since 1970, Ron Wisman has been an integral component of the editing community in Canada.  THE VIOLIN, one of the first films that he cut, was nominated for an Academy Award. Since then he has built an impressive resume with 89 titles to date, 39 of which are MOW’s; it is more than fair to say that he is at home in long form narrative.

Student Merit Awards

The C.C.E. is pleased to bring to you introductions of some of our nominees.  Every few days we will profile a different nominee.

Michele Hozer , C.C.E. is nominated for Best Editing in Documentary for West Wind: The Vision of Tom Thompson.   Hozer, a two‐time Gemini award‐winning documentary editor, has been working in the Canadian film industry since 1987. [[more]]

Roger Mattiussi, C.C.E. is nominated for Best Editing in a Feature Length Dramatic, for “Afghan Luke”.  He is a seasoned film and television editor with more than 120 hours of domestically and internationally produced feature films, TV movies and mini-series, dramatic TV series and documentary features behind him. [more]

Lisa Binkley, C.C.E. is nominated for Best Editing in T.V. Movie or Mini Series:

Award winning editor, Lisa Binkley began her career in post-production in 1989, after having studied theatre and film production at the University of British Columbia and graduating from the Media Resources Program at Capilano College.  [more]

Ron Sanders, C.C.E. is nominated for Best Editing in Feature Length Dramatic.  He began his career as a feature film editor in Toronto in the mid-1970′s.  Since then he has worked with directors including Rex Bromfield, Mark Lester, Yves Simoneau, Robert Longo [more]

Teresa De Luca, C.C.E. is nominated for two awards this year in Best Editing in Long Form T.V. Series for “Bomb Girls” and “Combat Hospital”.  [more]

Wendy Hallam Martin, C.C.E.  is presently editing “Saving Hope” for NBC and just finished the 2^nd season of the multiple Emmy nominated and Gemini winner for best series, The Borgias. [More]

When: March 1st, 2012, 7pm
Where: Vancouver Film School, 420 Homer Street
Cost:

• Free for CCE members and VFS students
• $5 for non-member students
• $10 general admission

About Stuart:
Stuart Bass, A.C.E. has been an editor for nearly 25 years. He has focused on series comedies, including The Wonder Years, Parker Lewis Can’t Lose, The Office, Arrested Development, Scrubs and Pushing Daisies. Bass began his career working on rock videos for MTV during the company’s early years, and later moved into commercial editing, cutting hundreds of spots for San Francisco’s largest production company. He has also cut numerous television movies and documentaries. In addition, Bass has been nominated for five Primetime Emmy Awards, two ACE Awards and a 2006 ACE Eddy Award for his work on Arrested Development. He won a 2008 Primetime Emmy Award for his work on Pushing Daises.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
If you’d like to be involved in this event, please contact us! We need people to help us promote this fun night!

Flyer:

Join us for a great night as Editors Lisa Grootenboer, C.C.E., Wendy Hallam Martin, C.C.E., Co-Producer Bill Goddard and Visual Effects Producer Bill Halliday present scenes from  The Borgias and The Tudors and share their insights with us.

Following the Q&A will be social time to mingle and see friends, associates and people new to our community. These events are not only for editors!  Anyone interested in learning how a story is crafted, should come out and listen to these award-winning pros!

Bar Italia
582 College Street (UPSTAIRS)

Feb. 22, 2012

Doors open at 6:30

Q&A start at 7:00
One complimentary drink for C.C.E. members, cash bar otherwise.
Q&A WILL BE OPEN TO 60 PEOPLE ONLY.  AT 8:30, doors will open for all others.

RSVP: toronto_events@cceditors.ca

We are honoured to announce the nominees for the 2012 C.C.E. Awards, to be held on May 17th at The Capitol Event Theatre in Toronto.  Congratulations to all the nominees, and many thanks to all of you who participated by submitting for nomination.  We hope to see you all at the Awards! (Tickets can be purchased here)

Best Editing in Feature Length Dramatic

Best Editing in Long Form Television Series (1 hr. drama, comedy, family program):

Teresa De Luca, C.C.E.  -  Combat Hospital, ep110  ”Reason to Believe”
Teresa De Luca, C.C.E.  -  Bomb Girls, ep102  ”Misfires”
Vesna Svilanovic  -  Murdoch Mysteries, ep413  ”Murdoch in Wonderland”
Wendy Hallam Martin, C.C.E.  -  The Borgias, ep107  ”Death, on a Pale Horse”
Gareth C. Scales, C.C.E.  -  Flashpoint, ep417  ”Priority of Life”

Best Editing in Television Movie or Mini-Series

Best Editing in 1/2 hour Broadcast Short Form (under 30 min.)

Best Editing in Documentary

Best Editing in Lifestyle/Reality

Best Editing in Animation

Best Editing in Short film

TICKETS FOR THE AWARDS ARE ON SALE USING PAYPAL at www.cceditors.ca/awards-and-sponsors/ .  Associate Member applicants who apply by April 25th will be offered the member ticket rate of $60/pp .  Non-member awards ticket prices are $85/pp.

The C.C.E. Awards would not be possible without the incredible generosity of it’s sponsors:

Gold Sponsor:  Deluxe Post Production, Directors Guild of Canada – Ontario, SIM Video, Urban Post, Fearless Post, Berkshire Axis Media, Applied Electronics, AVID & Dynamix

Silver Sponsor:  Optix Digital, Skylar Entertainment

Bronze Sponsor:  Tattersall Sound & Picture, Vapor Music, Epitome Pictures

Door prizes:  Hugo Boss Canada, APM Music, Epitome Pictures

Photos from 2011 Awards:  http://www.flickr.com/photos/canadian_cinema_editors/

Revised CCE By-Laws    Full Membership By-Laws   CCE Articles of Association

Date: October 25th, 2011
Streaming Starts: 7:00PM EST
Streaming Starts: 9:00PM EST
Location: Deluxe, 424 Adelaide St. E., Toronto
Panel: Jane Tattersall, Mark Gingras, Jill Purdy, Steve Foster, David Hayman and Michael Doherty, C.C.E.

The C.C.E. is proud to present an outstanding comprehensive Sound Editing Panel! Jane Tattersall, Mark Gingras, Jill Purdy, Steve Foster, David Hayman and Michael Doherty, C.C.E. will all be on hand to discuss the craft of sound editing, the process, the relationships; moderated by Stephen Barden.

To take part at the live event click here

Ask Questions via Twitter #aotglive or via the chat menu to the right.

The 2011 C.C.E. Awards were a fantastic success.  Our inaugural evening was held at the auspicious Capitol Event Theatre, and was enjoyed by all attendees.  As one guest said, “It was classy, it was fun, it was fast”.

The sell out crowd of 175 guests were there to celebrate the collective talents of picture editors across Canada.  Awards in 8 categories were handed out in categories including: Best Editing in a Documentary; Animation; Short Film; Lifestyle/Reality; broadcast television dramatic (half and full hour); Mini-series, and feature films.

The winners of the 2011 C.C.E. Awards are:

Best Editing in Feature Length Dramatic
Michele Conroy, C.C.E.                     Splice

Best Editing in MOW or Mini-series
Mike Lee, C.C.E.                           Keep Your Head Up, Kid: The Don Cherry Story

Best Editing in One hour Broadcast Long Form Dramatic
Lisa Grootenboer, C.C.E.             The Tudors
Episode 405 “Bottom of the Pot”

Best Editing in Half-hour Broadcast Short Form Dramatic
David B. Thompson, C.C.E.           Living in Your Car
Episode 101

Best Editing in Documentary
Nick Hector, C.C.E.                            Force of Nature: The David Suzuki Movie

Best Editing in Lifestyle/Reality
Jay Prychidny  & Jeff Reynolds
Canada’s Next Top Model
Episode 308 “Rockin’ The Runway”

Best Editing in Lifestyle/Reality
Jeff Reynolds  & Jay Prychidny Canada’s Next Top Model
Episode 308 “Rockin’ The Runway”

Best Editing in Animation
Annellie Samuel                                Producing Parker
Episode 120 “How Green Is My Parker”

Best Editing in Short Film
Roderick Deogrades                   The Day I Thought I Died 

Student Merit Awards
Deborah Gurofsky                  We Make Machines Queens University
Lauren Horn                           Two Cities Sheridan College
Cameron Nixdorf                  Sasha York University
Ernesto Sosa Lopez                  Kilometres York University

The Canadian Cinema Editors again thanks you all for your kind support and generosity to help make the 2011 C.C.E. awards night such a success, and to help celebrate Editing in Canada.  Without your involvement, the C.C.E. could not have put on such a great evening.  For those of you who joined us, we hope you enjoyed the awards, and for those who were not able to make it, we hope to see you next year!
Many thanks to our generous sponsors who have helped bring this event to fruition.

When:  October 25th, 2011

Doors open at 6:30 p.m.; panel discussion from 7:00  – 9:00

Where: Deluxe, 424 Adelaide St. E., Toronto

Admission:  $5 C.C.E. members, $10 general public (or $5 with donation to the Food Bank)