Satusfaction

When: Thursday 29th September 2016 • 6.30pm onwards

Where: 8 Golden Square, Soho, London W1F 9HY
Our good friends Halo Post Productions will be holding an Avid Q and A.

Specifically aimed at Avid editors and hosted by Jigsaw 24 at their excellent events space in Golden Square.

With IBC happening this weekend, they will have all the latest Avid announcements from Amsterdam along with a recap of the latest features announced at this year’s NAB, at their event which is aimed specifically at Avid Media Composer/Symphony editors.

They will have a Q&A session with Avid tech staff as well as some hands on time with the latest software. So if you’ve got any burning questions, or haven’t yet had chance to get to grips with the latest version of Avid and its new layout and toolsets, or maybe you just fancy a drink and some networking time with your peers, then RSVP with Halo.

The event kicks off at 6.30pm, so don’t forget to have your questions at the ready.

Here’s the plan…

6.30pm: Registration

7.00pm – 7.30pm: The latest from Avid

7.30pm – 7.45pm: Q&A

7.45pm – 9.30pm: Food, drinks, networking and hands on time with latest media composer features.

Controversy erupts when an unassuming young man floods the American wine market with fake vintages valued in the millions, bamboozling the wine world elite, in this humorous and suspenseful tale of an ingenious con on the eve of the 2008 stock market crash.

Charlie Webb was the edit assistant on this brilliant documentary which we had the pleasure of seeing at this year’s Sheffield documentary festival.

Tickets can be found here

See the trailer here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNKo7oHK-_Y&feature=youtu.be

Congratulations to all of our editors who have worked on the Documentaries shortlisted for this year’s Grierson Trust Awards:

Best Documentary on a Contemporary Theme – Domestic

Nick Follows – The Age of Loneliness

Graham Taylor – Chemsex

Best Documentary on a Contemporary Theme – International 

Graham Taylor – Children of the Gaza War

Best Documentary on Current Affairs

Graham Taylor – Exposure: Saudi Arabia Uncovered

Best Natural History Documentary

Dom Lester – Great Barrier Reef with David Attenborough – Episode 3: Survival

Best Constructed Documentary Series

Chris Duveen – Hunted

Best Cinema Documentary

Charlie Webb (Assistant Editor) – How to Change the World

Congratulations to all the other nominees! You can check out the shortlist – here –

Congratulations to our very own Sarjit Bains- His feature CASH AND CURRY get’s it’s British TV prem­iere this Thursday 18th August on LondonLi­ve (Freeview 8, Sky 117, Virgin 159).

Don’t miss the action as JAMIE BANNERMAN­ (Full English Breakfast) takes on AMEET­ CHANA (Bend It Like Beckham) in a dark ­tale featuring Drugs, Thugs and Killer B­abes!

Watch the trailer – here –

Edited by Ella Newton – Unreported World visits Iran for the first time to examine the fascinating way that it is dealing with the marriage crisis that has hit this Islamic Republic.

The program airs this Friday 13^th May at 7:30 on Channel 4 – or can be viewed online shortly afterwards.

The latest episode of Unreported World –‘Mission Critical: Afghanistan’ is edited by Aidan Sansom. Featuring Abigail Austen’s unique access to the battle against Isis and the Taliban in  Afghanistan. Tune in this Friday 8^th April at 7:30 on Channel 4, or watch online shortly afterwards

Don’t miss the latest instalment of Unreported World – Edited by Ella Newton. ‘The City With No Water’  airs tonight on Channel 4 at 7:30pm and will be available to view online shortly afterwards.  This critically acclaimed series looks at the lives of people in some of the fastest changing areas of the world.

Satusfaction would like to congratulate Graham Taylor on his BAFTA Nomination in the category for ‘Television / Current Affairs 2016’ for his work on ‘Children of the Gaza War’. We’ll be keeping our fingers crossed for Graham when the winners are announced!

For full list of nominees – follow this – Link –

The nominations for the Bafta Television Craft Awards have now been announced, and we are very proud to see Dominic Lester up for the Editing / Factual award for his work on Great Barrier Reef with David Attenborough. We at Satusfaction would like to congratulate Dom for his achievement in being nominated for this prestigious award, and wish him the very best of luck when the winners are announced!!

For further info please see the following – Link-

Congratulations to Satusfaction’s Charlie Hawryliw who edited ‘Reggie Yates’ Extreme Russia’ Sundog Pictures for BBC Three. This has been nominated in the Documentary Series category.

Winners will be announced on 22^nd March!