Editors nominate Coffin Rock
The Australian Screen Editors Guild has nominated Animal Kingdom, Bright Star and Beneath Hill 60 for Best Editing in a Feature, alongside 2009 releases Balibo and – surprisingly – Coffin Rock.
This is the first and only award nomination the David Lightfoot production has received since its release in November 2009.
The TV drama category sees the telemovie A Model Daughter competing against All Saints, Packed to the Rafters and Wilfred.
The nominees are:
Avid Award for Best Editing in a Feature Film
Animal Kingdom – Luke Doolan
Balibo – Nick Meyers ASE
Beneath Hill 60 – Dany Cooper ASE
Bright Star – Alexandre de Franceschi ASE
Coffin Rock – Adrian Rostirolla
The Lab Award for Best Editing in a Television Drama
A Model Daughter: The Killing of Caroline Byrne – Deborah Peart
All Saints, Episode 478 – Nicholas Holmes ASE
Packed to the Rafters, Episode 44 – James Manche ASE
Wilfred Series 2, Episode 8 – Richard Hamer
Best Editing in a Documentary
Catching Cancer – Wayne Hyett ASE
Inside the Firestorm – Steven Robinson ASE
My Asian Heart – Andrew Arestides ASE
Trishna & Krishna: The Quest for Separate Lives – Dave Redman
Best Editing in Television Non-Drama
Law and Disorder, Episode 2 – Adrian Rostirolla
MasterChef Series 2, Episode 33 – Carryl Irik
The Science of Teens, Episode 4: Moods – Fiona Strain ASE
Voyage to the Planets, Episode 2: Jupiter – Karin Steninger
Best Editing in a Commercial
ANZ, The Chase – Peter Whitmore ASE
Mt Franklin, Raised in Australia – Cameron Hales
Rosemount Australian Fashion Week – Brad Hurt
Steinlager, Keep It Pure – Stewart Reeves
Best Editing in a Music Video
Baby I’m Getting Better, Gyroscope – Nick Pollack
Goin’ Home, The Thomas Oliver Band – Katie Hinsen
Ladies and Gentlemen, Short Stack – Brad Hurt
Practically Wasted, Brendan Maclean – Josh Dawson
Best Editing in a Short Film
Driven – Fiona Strain ASE
Drowning – Adrian Rostirolla
Entanglement Theory – Karen Pearlman
The Love Song of Iskra Prufrock – Adrian Chiarella
The ASE also announced the four members that will receive accreditation at the ceremony: Harriet Clutterbuck, Scott Gray, Michael J. Hagan and Lindi Harrison.
The ASE Awards & Accreditation will be held on December 5 at The Vanguard in Newtown, NSW. The keynote speaker will be director Peter Andrikidis.
Tickets for the ASE Awards are $85, by emailing nswoffice@screeneditors.com.au
