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TREVOR AMBROSE EDITOR www.imdb.com/TrevorAmbrose TELEVISION SCHITT’S CREEK (Seasons 1-6) CBC/Netflix Prod: Colin Brunton, Dan Levy, Dir: Paul Fox, T.W. Peacocke, *Emmy Nomination – 2019 Outstanding Comedy Series Eugene Levy Jerry Ciccoritti *Winner – 2019 CSA Best Comedy Series *Winner – 2018 CCE Best Editing in ½ Hour Scripted *CSA Nomination - 2017 Best Picture Editing in a Comedy Program or Series *CCE Nomination - 2015 Best Editing in 1/2 Hour Broadcast Short Form YOUNG DRUNK PUNK (Season 1) CityTV Prod: Bruce McCulloch Dir: Ron Murphy, Kelly Makin, *CSA Nomination - 2016 Best Picture Editing in a Comedy Program or Series Bruce McCulloch REPUBLIC OF DOYLE (Seasons 4 & 5) CBC Prod: Allan Hawco Dir: Stefan Scaini, John Vatcher BUT I’M CHRIS JERICHO (Season 1) ACTION TV / Insight Prod: Chris Jericho Dir: Mike Fly Fleischhaker GOOD GOD (Season 1) HBO Prod: Jan Peter Meyboom, Dir: Ken Kinkleman *CSA Nomination – 2013 Best Comedy Editing Marc Dassas REALLY ME (Season 1) Fresh TV Prod: Manny Danelon, Brian Irving Dir: Marta Borowski, Brian Roberts MEN WITH BROOMS (Season 1) eOne Prod: Paul Mather Dir: Kelly Makin *Gemini Nomination – 2012 Best Comedy Editing LITTLE MOSQUE ON THE PRAIRIE CBC Prod: Colin Brunton, Brian Dennis, Dir: Various (Seasons 1-4) Michael Snook *Winner – DGC Team Comedy Award THE GOOD GERMANY CBC / Frantic Films Prod: Jamie Brown Dir: Michael Kennedy (TV Movie) AN AMERICAN IN CANADA CBC Prod: Howard Busgang, Dir: Shawn Thompson, (Season 2) Colin Brunton Reid A. Dunlop THE TRUE MEANING OF CHRSITMAS CBC Prod: Dave Foley, Merilyn Read, Dir: Dave Foley (TV Movie) David Himelfarb I WAS A SIXTH GRADE ALIEN (Season 1) Winklemania Productions Prod: Claire Welland Dir: Craig Pryce *Gemini Nomination – 1999 Best Comedy Editing SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE (Season 20) NBC/Broadway Video Prod: Lorne Michaels Dir: Bruce McCulloch (Film Segments) THE KIDS IN THE HALL (Season 5) HBO Prod: Lorne Michaels Dir: John Blanchard *Gemini Nomination – 1995 Best Comedy Editing FEATURES DRACULA IN LOVE Hand ‘n’ Hand Films Prod: Michael Bockner, Dir: Izidore Musallam Izidore Musallam THE BINGO ROBBERS Bingo Hall Robbers Inc. Prod: Dana Warren Dir: Lois Brown VIOLET Alliance / Atlantis Prod: Mary Sexton Dir: Rosemary House DOG PARK Accent Entertainment Prod: Susan Cavan Dir: Bruce McCulloch (Music Editor) THE WRONG GUY Hollywood Pictures Prod: Jon Slan Dir: David Steinberg (Additional Editor) GARAGE Darius Films Prod: Nicholas Tabarrok Dir: Edmund Chan *Best Feature – Calgary Film Festival KIDS IN THE HALL: BRIAN CANDY Paramount Pictures Prod: Lorne Michaels Dir: Kelly Makin (Additional Editor) STEPPING RAZOR: RED X Bush Doctor Films Prod: Edgar Egger Dir: Nicholas Campbell *Genie Nomination – Best Feature Documentary 405 S Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, California 90212 - T 310.888.4200 - F 310.888.4242 www.apa-agency.com .

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