Michel Arcand
Michel Arcand ( b. 1949 in Val- d'Or, Quebec, Canada ) is a Canadian cutter.
Life and achievements
Arcand was born in 1949 in the Canadian city of Val- d'Or, Abitibi- Témiscamingue in the region. In his career he has participated in approximately forty films as an editor.
Genie Awards, he won in 1988 for the cut of Night Zoo - Creatures of the Night, 1992 Leolo and 2007 at the 27th Genie Awards for Maurice Richard. Nominations for these prices received Arcand in the years 1989, 1991, twice in 1994, 1996 and 2001, a total of six times. Different films for Best Editing In 2000 he was for Emporte - moi - nominated Take me and 2006 for Maurice Richard at the Prix Jutra. The Directors Guild of Canada struck him in 2004 before the DGC Craft Award for The Gospel of John and the DGC Team Award for The Blue Butterfly.
Some of Arcand films are: the Drama Leolo (1992 ) by director Jean -Claude Lauzon, the spy movie Tomorrow Never Dies ( 1997) by Roger Spottiswoode Pierce Brosnan, the film drama A Touch of Sunshine (1999) by István Szabó with Ralph Fiennes, the thriller the Art of War (film ) (2000) by Christian Duguay with Wesley Snipes, the action film the 6th Day (2000) by Roger Spottiswoode, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, the romantic film drama Séraphin: un homme et son péché (2002) by Charles Binamé with Karine Vanasse, the adventure film the Blue Butterfly (2004) Léa Pool with William Hurt, the hockey movie Maurice Richard (2005) by Charles Binamé with Roy Dupuis and Drama Délivrez -moi (2006) by Denis Chouinard with Céline Bonnier.