Taking home the top honors at the 58th Annual American Cinema Editors Eddie Awards on Sunday at the Beverly Hilton were Christopher Rouse and Chris Lebenzon. Rouse won in the feature film drama category for editing “The Bourne Ultimatum”, and Lebenzon snagged an award in the feature musical or comedy for “Sweeney Todd.”
Other awards last night went to:
- Norman Jewisonm ACE Golden Eddie Filmmaker of the Year.
- Geoffrey Richman, Chris Seward, & Dan Swietlik for “won the best edited documentary award for “Sicko”.
- Steven Rasch won best edited half-hour television series for “Curb Your Enthusiasm” (”The Bat Mitzvah”).
- Norman Buckley won best edited one-hour series for commercial TV for his pilot episode of “Chuck”.
- Sidney Wolinsky won the best edited one-hour series for non-commercial TV for “The Sopranos” (”Made in America”).
- Tatiana S. Riegel & Leo Trombetta won for best editing of a miniseries or motion picture for non-commercial TV with “PU-239″.
- Scott Vickrey & Robert Ferretti won for best editing of a miniseries or motion picture for commercial TV with “The Company” (”Night 2″).
- Chuck Montgomery & Michael Glickman won for best edited nonscripted/reality series for “Cops” (”Country Love”).
- Lifetime achievement awards were presented to Millie Moore and Bud Smith.
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