Bringing the Story to Life
Editors
The editing suite is where the magic of the series happens. When the production work in the field is completed, the scenes shot, the archival material gathered together, and the script outline completed, the editors get to work weaving the elements together into a narrative form. Finally, the visual effects, music, sound effects and narration are added to enhance and complete the project. A total of seven experienced editors worked on Canada: A People's History.
MURRAY GREEN, Senior Editor
Murray Green has spent nearly 20 years editing documentaries for television. He was senior editor on the series Dawn of the Eye that won numerous international awards. Green has edited documentaries on a range of subjects, from sex in the cyber-age to the orangutans of Borneo's rainforests. His work has appeared on Witness, National Geographic Explorer, as well as the BBC. Green spent 13 years as an editor on The Journal, and later The National Magazine. His documentaries have won both national and international awards, from the Geminis to the Yorkton Film Festival. On Canada: A People's History Green edited Episode 4: Battle for a Continent, Episode 8: The Great Enterprise and Episode 9: From Sea to Sea.
Episode Editors:
SHELDON BELDICK, Episode 5: A Question of Loyalties, Episode 10: Taking the West
ILONA CRABBE, Additional editing Episode 8: The Great Enterprise, Episode 9: From Sea to Sea
ANDRÉ DAIGNEAULT, Episode 2: Adventurers and Mystics, Episode 3: Claiming the Wilderness, Episode 12: Ordeal by Fire
MARC JASMIN, Silence, on tourne, Episode 7: Rebellion and Reform, Episode 15: Comfort and Joy
JACQUES MILETTE, Episode 1:When the World Began..., Episode 13: Hard Times
LIZ ROSCH, Making History
MARK SOLNOKY, Episode 6: The Pathfinders, Episode 11: The Great Transformation
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