Bryan Shaw Biography

Fast Facts

• Won three Qantas Editing Awards: one for "Doves of War" in 2006 and two for "Outrageous Fortune" in 2007 and 2008
• Won an Air New Zealand Screen Award for the documentary "Love Speed and Loss" in 2007
• Started out as a tape room worker at Northern Television in 1984, where he learned the basics of cameras and filmmaking
• Worked as an editor at his friend Neil Roberts' production company, Communicado, where he discovered his preference for long form and documentary films
• Best known as a film editor who has worked on 2013's "Evil Dead," "The Devil Dared Me To," and "Outrageous Fortune․"
• Edited several documentaries for Karen Bates, including "1951," which includes an interview with his father, reporter and New Zealand Herald writer Barry Shaw
• Founded the company Bryan Shaw Editing Limited in 2009 in Auckland, New Zealand