Allan Lee

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Allan Lee (born in Hamilton, Scotland) is a film editor who lives in Vancouver, Canada and works regularly in Europe, UK and Canada.

Selected filmography[]

• 1993 – Highlander
• 1995 - Magic in the Water
• 1997 - Bliss
• 1997-2002 – Stargate SG-1
• 1998 - Da Vinci's Inquest
• 2000 – Suspicious River
• 2002 – No Night Is Too Long
• 2004 – Earthsea, The L Word
• 2005 – The 4400, Terminal City
• 2006 – Skinwalkers, Psych
• 2007 – Tin Man
• 2009 – Alice, Defying Gravity
• 2010 - The Lost Future
• 2011 – Neverland
• 2012 - Continuum, Missing
• 2013 – Eve of Destruction
• 2014 – Intruders
• 2015 – Olympus

Awards[]

Gemini Awards 1999 • Nominated, Gemini Best Picture Editing in a Dramatic Program or Series for Da Vinci's Inquest (1998). Genie Awards 1991 • Nominated, Genie Best Achievement in Film Editing for Chaindance (1991). 1989 • Nominated, Genie Best Achievement in Film Editing for A Winter Tan (1987). Shared With: Susan Martin Leo Awards 2010 • Won, Leo Best Picture Editing in a Feature Length Drama for Alice (2009). Shared With: Peter Forslund 2008 • Nominated, Leo Best Picture Editing in a Dramatic Series for Tin Man (2007). Shared With: Peter Forslund • For night 1. 2005 • Won, Leo Feature Length Drama: Best Picture Editing for Earthsea (2004). 2001 • Nominated, Leo Best Picture Editing of Feature Length Drama for Suspicious River (2000). Primetime Emmy Awards 2008 • Nominated, Primetime Emmy Outstanding Single-Camera Picture Editing for a Miniseries or a Movie for Tin Man (2007). (Sci Fi Channel). • For part 1.

External links[]

• Allan Lee at IMDb

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