AACTA Award for Best Editing
The AACTA Award for Best Editing is an award presented by the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA), a non-profit organisation whose aim is to "identify, award, promote and celebrate Australia's greatest achievements in film and television."[1] The award is presented at the annual AACTA Awards, which hand out accolades for achievements in feature film, television, documentaries and short films.[2] From 1976–2010, the category was presented by the Australian Film Institute (AFI), the Academy's parent organisation, at the annual Australian Film Institute Awards (known as the AFI Awards).[3] When the AFI launched the Academy in 2011, it changed the annual ceremony to the AACTA Awards, with the current award being a continuum of the AFI Award for Best Editing.[3]
Best Cinematography was first presented in 1976 with the winner being chosen by the Film Editors Guild of Australia (FEGA). The award is presented to the editor of a film that is Australian-made, or with a significant amount of Australian content. William M. Anderson and Jill Bilcock have won the award four times each, more than any other editor.
Winners and nominees
Year |
Film |
Subject |
1960s |
1967 |
Cardin in Australia |
N/A |
1968 |
The Change at Groote |
Stefan Sargent |
1969 |
And Then There Was Glass |
Peter Tammer |
1970s |
1970 |
Big Island |
Rod Adamson |
1971/2 |
N/A |
N/A |
1973 |
One Hundred a Day |
David Stiven |
1974/5 |
N/A |
N/A |
1976 |
End Play |
Edward McQueen-Mason |
Caddie |
Tim Wellburn |
The Devil's Playground |
Brian Kavanagh |
Promised Woman |
David Stiven |
1977 |
Don's Party |
William M. Anderson |
Deathcheaters |
Ron Williams |
The Fourth Wish |
Gerard Turney-Smith |
Oz |
Les Luxford |
1978 |
Newsfront |
John Scott |
The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith |
Brian Kavanagh |
The Last Wave |
Max Lemon |
Patrick |
Edward McQueen-Mason |
1979 |
Mad Max |
Cliff Hayes, Tony Paterson |
Money Movers |
William M. Anderson |
My Brilliant Career |
Nicholas Beauman |
The Odd Angry Shot |
Brian Kavanagh |
1980s |
1980 |
Breaker Morant |
William M. Anderson |
The Chain Reaction |
Tim Wellburn |
Harlequin |
Adrian Carr |
Stir |
Henry Dangar |
1981 |
Gallipoli |
William M. Anderson |
Fatty Finn |
Robert Gibson |
Hoodwink |
Nicholas Beauman |
Road Games |
Edward McQueen-Mason |
1982 |
Mad Max 2 |
Michael Balson, George Miller, Christopher Plowright, David Stiven, Tim Wellburn |
Heatwave |
John Scott |
Monkey Grip |
David Huggett |
Next of Kin |
Max Lemon |
1983 |
Phar Lap |
Tony Paterson |
Careful, He Might Hear You |
Richard Francis-Bruce |
Undercover |
Tim Wellburn |
The Year of Living Dangerously |
William M. Anderson |
1984 |
Razorback |
William M. Anderson |
BMX Bandits |
Alan Lake |
My First Wife |
Tim Lewis |
Strikebound |
Jill Bilcock |
1985 |
Frog Dreaming |
Brian Kavanagh |
Bliss |
Wayne LeClos |
The Coca-Cola Kid |
John Scott |
Rebel |
Michael Honey |
1986 |
Malcolm |
Ken Sallows |
The Fringe Dwellers |
Tim Wellburn |
Playing Beatie Bow |
Andrew Prowse |
Short Changed |
Richard Francis-Bruce |
1987 |
Ground Zero |
David Pulbrook |
Bullseye |
Richard Francis-Bruce |
The Umbrella Woman |
John Scott |
The Year My Voice Broke |
Neil Thumpston |
1988 |
The Navigator: A Medieval Odyssey |
John Scott |
Boulevard of Broken Dreams |
Philip Reid |
The Dreaming |
Suresh Ayyar |
Grievous Bodily Harm |
Marc van Buuren |
1989 |
Dead Calm |
Richard Francis-Bruce |
Evil Angels |
Jill Bilcock |
Ghosts… of the Civil Dead |
Stewart Young |
Island |
John Scott |
1990s |
1990 |
Flirting |
Robert Gibson |
The Crossing |
Henry Dangar |
Golden Braid |
Russell Hurley |
Two Brothers Running |
Robert Gibson |
1991 |
Proof |
Ken Sallows |
Dingo |
Suresh Ayyar |
Spotswood |
Nicholas Beauman |
Waiting |
Michael Honey |
1992 |
Strictly Ballroom |
Jill Bilcock |
Black Robe |
Tim Wellburn |
The Last Days of Chez Nous |
Nicholas Beauman |
Romper Stomper |
Bill Murphy |
1993 |
The Piano |
Veronika Jenet |
The Custodian |
Michael Honey |
Map of the Human Heart |
John Scott, George Akers |
Resistance |
Stewart Young |
1994 |
Bad Boy Bubby |
Suresh Ayyar |
Body Melt |
Bill Murphy |
Muriel's Wedding |
Jill Bilcock |
The Sum of Us |
Frans Vandenburg |
1995 |
Angel Baby |
Dany Cooper |
Hotel Sorrento |
David Pulbrook |
Mushrooms |
Henry Dangar |
Vacant Possession |
Veronika Jenet |
1996 |
Shine |
Pip Karmel |
Cosi |
Nicholas Beauman |
Life |
Bill Murphy |
Love and Other Catastrophes |
Ken Sallows |
1997 |
Kiss or Kill |
Henry Dangar |
Idiot Box |
Mark Perry |
Thank God He Met Lizzie |
Suresh Ayyar |
The Well |
Dany Cooper |
1998 |
Head On |
Jill Bilcock |
The Boys |
Nick Meyers |
The Interview |
Suresh Ayyar |
Radiance |
James Bradley |
1999 |
Two Hands |
Lee Smith |
Fresh Air |
Suresh Ayyar |
Praise |
Alexandre de Franceschi |
Siam Sunset |
Nicholas Beauman |
2000s |
2000 |
Looking for Alibrandi |
Martin Connor |
Bootmen |
Jane Moran |
Chopper |
Ken Sallows |
Me, Myself, I |
Denise Haratzis |
2001 |
Moulin Rouge! |
Jill Bilcock |
Lantana |
Karl Sodersten |
La Spagnola |
Alexandre De Franceshi |
Yolngu Boy |
Ken Sallows |
2002 |
Walking on Water |
Reva Childs |
Dirty Deeds |
Mark Perry |
Rabbit-Proof Fence |
Veronika Jenet, John Scott |
The Tracker |
Tania Nehme |
2003 |
Japanese Story |
Jill Bilcock |
Alexandra's Project |
Tania Nehme |
Gettin' Square |
Ken Sallows |
Ned Kelly |
Jon Gregory |
2004 |
Somersault |
Scott Gray |
The Old Man Who Read Love Stories |
Tania Nehme |
One Perfect Day |
Gary Woodyard |
Tom White |
Ken Sallows |
2005 |
Little Fish |
Alexandre de Franceschi, John Scott |
Look Both Ways |
Denise Haratzis |
The Proposition |
Jon Gregory |
Wolf Creek |
Jason Ballantine |
2006 |
Ten Canoes |
Tania Nehme |
Candy |
Dany Cooper |
Kenny |
Clayton Jacobson, Sean Lander |
Suburban Mayhem |
Stephen Evans |
2007 |
The Home Song Stories |
Denise Haratzis |
Clubland |
Scott Gray |
Noise |
Geoff Hitchins |
Romulus, My Father |
Suresh Ayyar |
2008 |
The Black Balloon |
Veronika Jenet |
Black Water |
Rodrigo Balart |
The Jammed |
Anne Carter, Maryjeanne Watt |
Unfinished Sky |
Suresh Ayyar |
2009 |
Balibo |
Nick Meyers |
Blessed |
Jill Bilcock |
Mao's Last Dancer |
Mark Warner |
Samson and Delilah |
Roland Gallois |
2010s |
2010 |
Animal Kingdom |
Luke Doolan |
Beneath Hill 60 |
Dany Cooper |
Bright Star |
Alexandre de Franceschi |
Tomorrow, When the War Began |
Marcus D'Arcy |
AACTA Awards |
2011 (1st) |
Snowtown |
Veronika Jenet |
Oranges and Sunshine |
Dany Cooper |
Red Dog |
Jill Bilcock |
Wasted on the Young |
Leanne Cole |
2012 (2nd) |
The Sapphires |
Dany Cooper |
Burning Man |
Martin Connor |
Wish You Were Here |
Jason Ballantine |
X: Night of Vengeance |
Cindy Clarkson |
2013 (3rd) |
The Great Gatsby |
Matt Villa, Jason Ballantine, Jonathan Redmond |
Mystery Road |
Ivan Sen |
The Rocket |
Nick Meyers |
The Turning |
The Turning Ensemble |
2014 (4th) |
Predestination |
Matt Villa |
52 Tuesdays |
Bryan Mason |
The Babadook |
Simon Njoo |
The Water Diviner |
Matt Villa |
2015 (5th) [4] |
Mad Max: Fury Road |
Margaret Sixel |
Cut Snake |
Andy Canny |
The Dressmaker |
Jill Bilcock |
Holding the Man |
Dany Cooper |
2016 (6th) |
The Daughter |
Veronika Jenet |
Girl Asleep |
Karryn de Cinque |
Goldstone |
Ivan Sen |
Hacksaw Ridge |
John Gilbert |
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