Sentence examples for editing awards from inspiring English sources

Michele McNally and The New York Times did well in many of the photo editing awards, sweeping the newspaper recurring feature or series category with "Election 2012".

Gabe and Alan Polsky's fraternal saga The Motel Life took the audience and editing awards, while Jérémie Elkaïm was named best actor for his turn in Valérie Donzelli's broad comedy Main dans la Main.

Women won both editing awards, with Ellen Datlow taking home the prize in the short form category and Liz Gorinsky winning the long form category.

A winner of several writing and editing awards, Shashaty also founded and directed The Campaign for Affordable Housing, a nonprofit organized to promote greater public acceptance of affordable housing.

To win the best editing award was really special.

4.10am: The deadlock is broken as The Hurt Locker takes the editing award and squeaks ahead, four Oscars to three.

At the Sundance festival in 2007, when "Nanking" won the Documentary Editing Award, Leonsis coined the term filmantrophy to describe his approach.

The editor, Karen Schmeer, was "one of the greatest editors of her generation," said Greg Barker, the director of "Sergio," a documentary for which Ms. Schmeer won an editing award at the Sundance Film Festival in 2009.

In 2007 his work on the short film The Replacement Child won the Suzanne Petit Film Editing Award from the Santa Fe Film Festival.

An editing award is considered a must for a best-picture win at the Oscars – no film has received that top prize without at least an editing nomination since 1981 – and the editors' group has a lot of overlap with the Academy voters in its membership, so its choices are usually an above-average predictor.

She has directed several shorts exploring this issue, including Planet of the Arabs, which received the International Editing Award at the 2005 CinemaTexas Film Festival and was an official selection the 05' Sundance Film Festival.