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JASON BALLANTINE ASE ACE C U R R I C U L U M V I T a E JASON BALLANTINE ASE ACE C u r r i c u l u m V i t a e EMAIL [email protected] FILMOGRAPHY FILM EDITOR Netflix November 2020– current THE GUILTY (feature film) Los Angeles, CA director: Antoine Fuqua CO FILM EDITOR 20th Century Studios August 2019 – March 2020 THE KING’S MAN (feature film) London, UK (post) director: Matthew Vaughn FILM EDITOR New Line Cinema July 2018 – August 2019 IT: Chapter 2 (feature film) Toronto, ON (shoot) director: Andrés Muschietti and Los Angeles, CA (post) FILM EDITOR Netflix August 2017 – April 2018 HOW IT ENDS (feature film) Los Angeles, CA and director: David M. Rosenthal Toronto, ON (post) FILM EDITOR New Line Cinema June 2016 – July 2017 IT feature film) Toronto, ON (shoot) director: Andrés Muschietti and Los Angeles, CA (post) FILM EDITOR Legendary Pictures May 2015 – June 2016 SPECTRAL (feature film) Los Angeles, CA director: Nic Mathieu EDITOR 20th Century Fox Television March – April 2015 LOVE IS A FOUR LETTER WORD (tv pilot) Los Angeles, CA director: George Tillman Jr. FILM EDITOR Fox 2000 Pictures June 2014 – March 2015 THE LONGEST RIDE (feature film) Los Angeles, CA director: George Tillman Jr. CO EDITOR High Bridge Productions March – April 2014 BATTLE CREEK (tv pilot) Los Angeles, CA co-editor: Chris Peppe, director: Bryan Singer ADDITIONAL EDITOR Kennedy Miller Mitchell October 2012 – October 2013 MAD MAX 4: FURY ROAD (feature film) Sydney, NSW editor: Margaret Sixel, director: Dr George Miller CO FILM EDITOR Bazmark Film June 2011 – September 2012 THE GREAT GATSBY (feature film) Sydney, NSW co-editor: Matt Villa ASE, director: Baz Luhrmann FILM EDITOR Aquarius Films December 2010 – April 2011 WISH YOU WERE HERE (feature film) Sydney, NSW director: Kieran Darcy-Smith ADDITIONAL EDITOR Omnilab Media November 2010 KILLER ELITE (feature film) Melbourne, VIC editor: John Gilbert ACE, director: Gary McKendry FILM EDITOR Filmscope Entertainment November 2009 – March 2010 NEEDLE (feature film) Perth, WA director: John Soto FILM EDITOR SC Films International July – October 2009 UNINHABITED (feature film) Heron Is., QLD & Sydney, NSW director: Bill Bennett D.I./ SCAN LIAISON Bazmark Film July – December 2008 AUSTRALIA (feature film) Sydney, NSW editor: Dody Dorn ACE, director: Baz Luhrmann FILM EDITOR & Filmscope Entertainment/Paramount 2nd UNIT DIRECTOR CRUSH (feature film) January – June 2008 directors: John Soto and Jeff Gerritsen Perth, WA FILM EDITOR Screen Gems & Original Film March – November 2007 PROM NIGHT (feature film) Los Angeles, CA director: Nelson McCormick FILM EDITOR Emu Creek Pictures September 2005 – November 2006 ROGUE (feature film) Melbourne, VIC director: Greg Mclean FILM EDITOR & Wish Productions 2nd UNIT DIRECTOR THE CATERPILLAR WISH (feature film) June – September 2005 director: Sandra Sciberras Adelaide, SA & Melbourne, VIC FILM EDITOR and Gerrycan Productions POST SUPERVISOR THE BET (feature film) February – June 2005 director: Mark Lee Sydney, NSW 1st ASSISTANT EDITOR Kerner Entertainment November 2004 - February 2005 CHARLOTTE’S WEB (feature film) Melbourne, VIC (preshoot Animatic) editor: Sabrina Plisco ACE, director: Gary Winick FILM EDITOR and The True Crime Channel POST SUPERVISOR WOLF CREEK (feature film) May – November 2004 director: Greg Mclean Adelaide, SA 1st ASSISTANT EDITOR Kennedy Miller January - April 2004 HAPPY FEET (animated feature film) Sydney, NSW editor: Margaret Sixel, director: Dr. George Miller ASSISTANT EDITOR Jigsaw Entertainment October - December 2003 BLACKJACK (2 x tele-movies) Sydney, NSW editors: Neil Thumpston ASE, Nicole La Macchia directors: Ian Watson, Peter Andrikidis EDITOR Z Space Productions October 2003 AWI WOOL BOARD (documentary) Sydney, NSW director: Ken Smart ASSISTANT EDITOR JAK Productions June - September 2003 STAR WARS, Episode 3 (feature film) Sydney, NSW (shoot period) editor: Roger Barton, director: George Lucas EDITOR Granada Media, ITV1&2 April - May 2003 I'M A CELEBRITY, get me out of here Murwillumbah, Northern NSW (UK tele-series 2) director: Chris Power 1st ASSISTANT EDITOR Kennedy Miller January - March 2003 HAPPY FEET (animated feature film) Sydney, NSW editor: Margaret Sixel, director: Dr. George Miller ASSISTANT EDITOR Pacific Coast Entertainment November 2002 - January 2003 POSTCARD BANDIT (tele-movie) Sydney, NSW editor: Mark Perry, director: Tony Tilse ASSISTANT EDITOR Good Oil Films July 2002 ARCHERS (UK tvc) Sydney, NSW editor: Alex Hagan, director: Stephan Elliot VISUAL FX EDITOR/ Crocman Productions 1st ASSISTANT EDITOR THE CROCODILE HUNTER (feature film) February - June 2002 editor: Suresh Ayyar ASE, director: John Stainton Brisbane, QLD & Sydney, NSW 1st ASSISTANT EDITOR Very Quiet Productions October 2001 - January 2002 THE QUIET AMERICAN (feature film) Sydney, NSW (post period) editor: John Scott ASE, director: Phillip Noyce VISUAL FX EDITOR/ Castle Rock Entertainment 1st ASSISTANT EDITOR HEARTS IN ATLANTIS (feature film) Sept 2000 - Sept 2001 editor: Pip Karmel, director: Scott Hicks Richmond, VA & Adelaide, SA ASSISTANT EDITOR JAK Productions June - September 2000 STAR WARS, Episode 2 (feature film) Sydney, NSW (shoot period) editor: Ben Burt, director: George Lucas 1st ASSISTANT EDITOR Bazmark Film October 1999 - June 2000 MOULIN ROUGE (feature film) Sydney, NSW editor: Jill Bilcock ASE ACE, director: Baz Luhrmann VISUAL FX EDITORIAL Cruise/Wagner Productions CO-ORDINATOR MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 2 (feature film) April - September 1999 editor: Christian Wagner, director: John Woo Sydney, NSW (shoot period) EDITOR Kids Like Us/Channel 9 March 1999 Hi5 (Children's T.V. series) Sydney, NSW director: Karl Zwicky FILM CONFORM Soft Fruit Productions March 1999 SOFT FRUIT (feature film) Sydney, NSW editor: Jane Moran, director: Christina Andreef VISUAL FX EDITOR/ Scanbox Productions 1st ASSISTANT EDITOR KOMODO (feature film) October 1998 - February 1999 editor: Michael Fallavollita, dir: Michael Lantierie Gold Coast, QLD & Los Angeles, CA VISUAL FX EDITOR/ Kennedy Miller 1st ASSISTANT EDITOR BABE - Pig in the City (feature film) August 1997 - October 1998 editors: Margaret Sixel, Jay Friedkin, Sydney, NSW Dany Cooper ASE, director: Dr. George Miller 1st ASSISTANT EDITOR Mystery Clock Productions August 1996 - June 1997 DARK CITY (feature film) Sydney, NSW editors: Dov Hoenig ACE, Marcus D’Arcy director: Alex Proya AVID ASSISTANT EDITOR Kennedy Miller January - September 1994 BABE (feature film) Bowral & Sydney, NSW editors: Marcus D’Arcy, Jay Friedkin director: Chris Noonan ...with FRAMEWORKS EDIT PTY. LTD. (Sydney) Sept 1994 - Aug 1996 position held: Assistant Editor and AVID technical support and training ASSISTANT EDITOR Twisted Tales Productions May - July 1996 TWISTED TALES (12 x 30 mins t.v. series) editors: Mark Perry, Richard Hindley ASE FACILITIES SUPPORT February - August 1996 Kennedy Miller CENTURY OF CINEMA (documentary) December 1995 - July 1996 Sampson Productions DATING THE ENEMY (feature film) December 1995 - March 1996 Jan Chapman Productions LOVE SERENADE (feature film) October 1995 - March 1996 Central Park Films IDIOT BOX (feature film) January - March 1996 Kennedy Miller VIDEO FOOL FOR LOVE (feature film) September 1994 - February 1996 Gannon Television HEARTBREAK HIGH (t.v. series) October - December 1995 Jan Chapman Productions NAKED (6 x 60 mins t.v. movies) September - November 1994 Jack McCoy Films SIK JOY (documentary) ASSISTANT EDITOR Emerald Films December 1994 - January 1995 RASKOLS (documentary) editor: Henry Dangar ASE ASSISTANT EDITOR Grundy Television September-December 1994 MISSION TOP SECRET 2 (26 x 30min series) editor: Tony Kavanagh EDITOR Couple of Cowboys August-September 1994 WONDER WORLD (t.v. series) ...with NETWORK 8 DIGITAL PTY. LTD. (Adelaide) Feb 1992 - Dec 1993 position held: AVID Operator/Offline Editor Assistant Editor ASSISTANT EDITOR South Australian Film Corporation July - December 1993 THE BATTLERS (t.v. mini-series) editor: Denise Haratzis ASE, dir: George Ogilvie EDITOR Refracted Angle June 1993 IMPERIAL CROWNINGS (documentary) EDITOR Clemenger Advertising February - March 1993 CHILD SEXUALITY (dramatized documentary) OFFLINE EDITOR Clemenger Advertising January 1993 FORMULA ONE GRAND PRIX (t.v.c’s) AVID OFFLINE OPERATOR Network 8 Digital clientele September 1992 - December 1993 t.v.c’s, documentaries, corporate videos MISCELLANEOUS WEBINAR AVID Interview September 2020 Aussies in Hollywood ON-LINE INTERVIEW Morbidly Beautiful Magazine October 2019 ‘Editing IT Chapter 2’ ON-LINE INTERVIEW AVID Rough Cut September 2019 ‘IT Chapter 2’ AMERCIAN CINEMA EDITORS Accreditation – A.C.E. June 2019 JUROR Filmstro & Film Riot December 2018 ‘One minute short film festival’ ON-LINE INTERVIEW AVID Customer Story November 2017 ‘Resurrect a Classic Horror’ RADIO INTERVIEW Spoiler Alert Radio October 2017 ‘Craft of Filmmaking’ ON-LINE INTERVIEW Filmmaker Magazine October 2017 ‘Editing IT’ ON-LINE INTERVIEW Film Doctor September 2017 ‘In Conversation’ ON-LINE INTERVIEW Provideo Coalition September 2017 ‘Art of the Cut’ PANELIST ACE Editfest August 2014 ‘The Lean Forward Moment’ FILM CRITICS CIRCLE AWARD ‘Best Editing in a Feature Film’ 2014 THE GREAT GATSBY – winner AACTA AWARD ‘Best Editing in a Feature Drama’ 2013 THE GREAT GATSBY – winner ASE AWARD ‘Best Editing in a Feature Drama’ 2013 THE GREAT GATSBY – nominee PRESIDENT The Australian Screen Editors Guild 2010 – 2013 JUROR New Zealand Film Awards October 2013 Awards Category SEMINAR PRESENTER AFTRS October 2013 Film Editor Presentation VIDEO INTERVIEW Intellectual Property Awareness Foundation
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