BFE unveils winners of BFE Cut Above Awards

British Fim Editors has unveiled the winners of its third annual BFE Cut Above Awards.

27 Editors walked away with a Cut Above Award for their work nominated over 12 categories.

The ceremony was hosted by investigative journalist, Raphael Rowe and live streamed via BFE’s website. It was accompanied by an in-person event at Century Club in London, complete with red carpet welcoming nominees, BFE members and industry guests.

The awards celebrated Editors in the categories of Drama, Documentary, Animation, Current Affairs and Comedy plus two further honours, peer nominated and judged by a dedicated jury to recognise personal and professional achievement within the industry.

The full winners list

Best Edited Single Drama

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EVERYTHING, EVERYWHERE, ALL AT ONCE – Paul Rogers

Best Edited Single Documentary or Non-Fiction Programme

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MOONAGE DAYDREAM – Brett Morgen

Best Edited Single Animation

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GUILLERMO DEL TORO’S PINOCCHIO – Holly Klein & Ken Schretzmann, ACE

Best Edited Series: Drama

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THE BEAR – Adam Epstein, ACE & Joanna Naugle

Best Edited Series: Documentary or Non-Fiction Programme

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JIMMY SAVILLE: A BRITISH HORROR STORY – Ben Brown

Best Edited Series: Animation

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LOVE, DEATH + ROBOTS – Kirk Baxter ACE, Julian Clarke, Dave Conte, Matt Mariska, Jim May, Alberto Mielgo, Stephen Mulholland BFE, ISE, Tyler Nelson, Sabrina Pitre CCE, Todd Raleigh & Hiroaki Sasa

Best Edited Series: Comedy

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DERRY GIRLS SEASON 3 – Lucien Clayton & Nigel Williams BFE

Best Edited Current Affairs

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NAVALNY – Maya Daisy Hawke & Langdon Page

Best Edited British Drama

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THE BANSHEES OF INISHERIN – Mikkel E. G. Nielsen

Best Edited British Documentary or Non-Fiction Programme

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CHERNOBYL: THE LOST TAPES – Rupert Houseman