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LISA BINKLEY, cce picture editor “MOTIVE” - TELEVISION SERIES - SEASON 4 2015/16 cell 604-818-4007 CTV/NBC UNIVERSAL (ARRI ALEXA) Executive Producers: Daniel Cerone, Dennis Heaton, Louise Clark, Erin Haskett, EMAIL Ben Brafman, Rob Merilees, Rob Labelle & Lindsay Macadam Directors: Andy Mikita x 3, Mathias Herndl [email protected] CSA nomination 2016 for Best Picture Editing in Dramatic Program or Series IMDB “ADVENTURES IN BABYSITTING” - DISNEY MOVIE CHANNEL 2015 Executive Producer: Michelle Manning Producer: Shawn Williamson http://www.imdb.com/ Director: John Schultz name/nm0083028/ “MOTIVE” - TELEVISION SERIES - SEASON 3 2014/15 CTV/NBC UNIVERSAL (ARRI ALEXA) WEBSITE Executive Producers: Dennis Heaton, Daniel Cerone, Louise Clark , http://lisa-binkley.com/ Rob Merilees & Rob Labelle Directors: Sturla Gunnarsson x 3, Stefan Pleszczynski “BEHIND THE HIT - SAVED BY THE BELL” - MOW 2014 LIFETIME NETWORK (RED CAMERA) Executive Producers: Stephen Bulka, Harvey Kahn Director: Jason Lapeyre “WHEN SPARKS FLY” - MOW 2014 HALLMARK MOVIE CHANNEL (RED CAMERA) Executive Producers: Ted Bauman & Jim Head Director: Gary Yates “MOTIVE” - TELEVISION SERIES - SEASON 1&2 2012-2014 CTV/ABC/NBC UNIVERSAL (ARRI ALEXA) Executive Producers: James Thorpe, Dennis Heaton, Daniel Cerone, Louise Clark , Rob Merilees & Rob Labelle Directors: David Frazee, Charles Martin Smith x 2, Sturla Gunnarsson x 2, Mairzee Almas, T.J. Scott & Andy Mikita Leo Award for Best Picture Editing - Dramatic Series C.C.E. nomination for Best Editing in Television Series “WINDOW WONDERLAND” - MOW - 2013 HALLMARK MOVIE CHANNEL (RED EPIC) Executive Producers: Ira Pincus, Randy Cheveldave, Barbara Fisher & Jonathan Schwartz Director: Michael M. Scott *Leo Nomination: Best Picture Editing - Television Movie “AFTER ALL THESE YEARS” - MOW 2012 HALLMARK MOVIE CHANNEL (RED EPIC) Executive Producers: Jack Grossbart, Lisa Demberg, Harvey Kahn, Scott Smith Director: Scott Smith “HITCHED FOR THE HOLIDAYS” - MOW 2012 HALLMARK MOVIE CHANNEL (RED EPIC) Executive Producers: Michael M. Scott, Mike Moran & Allen Lewis Producer: Harvey Kahn Director: Michael M. Scott 2013 C.C.E. nomination for Best Editing in Television Movie Or Mini-Series “THE KILLING GAME” - MOW 2011 LIFETIME NETWORK (RED CAMERA) Executive Producers: Anne Carlucci Producer: Harvey Kahn Director: Bobby Roth “MAGIC BEYOND WORDS” - THE J.K. ROWLING STORY - MOW 2011 LIFETIME NETWORK (RED CAMERA) Executive Producers: Karine Martin, Paul A. Kaufman, R.J Gilbert, Orly Adelson, Jonathan Eskenas, Steve Stabler Director: Paul A. Kaufman 2012 C.C.E. nomination for Best Editing in Television Movie Or Mini-Series Canada Screen Award - Best Dramatic Mini-Series or TV Movie “HICCUPS” - SEASON 1 & 1I TELEVISION SERIES -2009/11 CTV/COMEDY NETWORK (RED CAMERA) Executive Producers: Brent Butt, David Storey, Laura Lightbown Directors: Carl Bessai, Robert De Lint , James Dunnison, David Storey & Brent Butt *Leo Award: Best Picture Editing - Comedy Series “GOODNIGHT FOR JUSTICE” - MOW - 2010 HALLMARK MOVIE CHANNEL (RED CAMERA) LISA BINKLEY, cce Producer: Randolph Cheveldave Director: Jason Priestley “THE L WORD” - TELEVISION SERIES - SEASON 2-6 2005 -2008 picture editor SHOWTIME NETWORK (SONY 900 CINEALTA) cell 604-818-4007 Executive Producers: Ilene Chaiken & Rose Lam Directors: Ilene Chaiken, Rose Troche, Angela Robinson, Jamie Babbit, John Stockwell, Leslie Libman, Marleen Gorris, Bille Eltringham, Kimberly Peirce, Moises Kaufman, Lynne Stopkewich, Burr Steers, Alison EMAIL MacLean & Tricia Brock [email protected] *3 Leo Nominations: Best Picture Editing - Dramatic Series “LITTLE GIRL LOST” - THE DELIMAR VERA STORY - MOW - 2008 IMDB LIFETIME NETWORK http://www.imdb.com/ Executive Producers: Harvey Kahn, Paul A. Kaufman & Joey Plager Director: Paul A. Kaufman name/nm0083028/ *Imagen Award - Best Primetime Television Program WEBSITE “NORMAL” - FEATURE FILM - 2007 MONGREL MEDIA Executive Producers: Shawn Williamson, Stephen Hegyes http://lisa-binkley.com/ Producer: Andrew Boutilier, Carl Bessai Director: Carl Bessai *Leo Nomination: Best Picture Editing - Feature Length Drama Western Canada Feature Film Award - VIFF “HUMAN CARGO” - 6 HOUR MINI- SERIES - 2004 SHOWCASE/CBC Executive Producers: Brian McKeown, Linda Svendsen, Hugh Beard & Debra Beard Director: Brad Turner * Gemini Award - Best Picture Editing - Dramatic Series *Leo Award: Best Picture Editing - Dramatic Series (17 Gemini Nominations & Peabody Award 2005) “THE CHRIS ISAAK SHOW” - SERIES - SEASON II - 2001 SHOWTIME/PARAMOUNT/VIACOM Executive Producers: Chris Isaak, Diane Frolov & Andrew Schneider Directors: David Warry-Smith, Steve Dimarco, Brenton Spencer & Jorge Montesi “COLD SQUAD” - TELEVISION SERIES - SEASON 2 & IV - 2000 CTV NETWORK Executive Producers: Matt MacLeod, Julia Keatley, Peter Mitchell, Gary Harvey & Anne Marie La Traverse Directors: Jorge Montesi, T.W. Peacocke, Anthony Atkins, Peter Mitchell, Bill Corcoran, Giles Walker, Gary Harvey & Stacey Stewart Curtis “HERE’S TO LIFE” - FEATURE FILM - 1999 Executive Producers: William Vince, Charles Martin Smith, Robert Merilees Director: Arne Olsen *Film Editor & Music Supervisor *Leo Nomination: Best Picture Editing - Feature Length Drama “THE OUTER LIMITS” - SERIES - SEASON 2-5 1995-98 MGM/SHOWTIME NETWORK Executive Producers: Brent-Karl Clackson, Jonathan Glassner, Sam Egan & Brad Wright. Directors: Helen Shaver, Jorge Montesi, Mario Azzopardi, Steven Anker, Neill Fearnley, David Warry Smith, Allan Eastman, Jimmy Kaufman & James Head Awards • Gemini Award 2004 - Best Picture Editing -Dramatic Series - “Human Cargo” • Leo Award 2004 - Best Picture Editing - Dramatic Series - “Human Cargo” • Leo Award 2010 - Best Picture Editing - Comedy Series - “Hiccups” • Leo Award 2015 - Best Picture Editing - Dramatic Series - “Motive” Affiliations • I.A.T.S.E. 891 – Editing Member • ACFC - Editing Member • Canadian Cinema Editors – Full Member (CCE) • Vancouver Post Alliance – Board Member • Academy of Television Arts & Sciences – Voting Member.
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