I believe stories have the power to influence our perception of the world and of each other through the process of empathy. I am motivated in closely collaborating with directors to find the best way to relate their stories and the internal worlds of their characters to audiences.
Versatile, precise, and sensitive, my role is to be an ally to support, challenge, and enhance the director’s vision. Over the past decade, I’ve edited Canadian, European, Japanese, and American productions. I was profoundly impacted by my collaboration with director Jean-Marc Vallée — a cherished creative partner and mentor — on the acclaimed HBO series Big Little Lies and Sharp Objects.
My passion for character‑driven stories has carried me through award‑winning series, international features, and short films, from early work like Nous Avions to milestone collaborations such as Big Little Lies and Sharp Objects, and more recent projects including Stampede (Rodéo), The Rest of Us, So Long, Marianne, This Isn’t How I Pictured It, and Jacob Tierney’s Heated Rivalry.
My latest project, The Colour of the Sun is a Japanese coming‑of‑age feature set in Okinawa. It Premiered at the Venice International Film Festival and won the FRIPRESCI International Critic’s Prize. Editing this film alongside director Xavier Tera was a deeply rewarding experience.
I have the immense joy of collaborating with bold talents. Over the years, I’ve received ten Best Editing Nominations (EMMYS, CCE, ACE, CSA), including two wins. My projects has received recognition at TIFF, Venice Film Festival, the Emmys, Golden Globes, Canadian Screen Awards, Peabody Awards, Critics’ Choice Awards, PGA Awards, SXSW, Series Mania, FNC, Prix Iris, and more.