Anthony Cox (editor)

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Anthony Cox
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AFTRS Award for Best Editing in a Short Film The Wilding, Anthony Cox
Born Anthony James Cox
7 September 1985
Australia
Occupation film editor
Years active 2006–present

Anthony Cox (born in 1985) is an Australian film editor.[1]

Cox was raised in Launceston, Australia and is a graduate from the Victorian College of the Arts.[2] He is best known for his work on the short film The Wilding, winning an "Ellie" for Best Editing in a Short Film at the 2012 Australian Screen Editors awards.[3][4] The Wilding later won the Iris Prize[5] and Cox again collaborated with director Grant Scicluna on Hurt's Rescue,[6] which premiered at the Melbourne International Film Festival in 2014.[7]

In 2014, Cox worked on the remake of the classic children's series Thunderbirds Are Go with ITV Studios.[8] Glen Oliver of Ain't It Cool News described Cox's editing style as retaining "a sensible and comprehensible velocity".[9] The show received many positive reviews on its initial broadcast on ITV.[10][11][12]

Cox edited the 2015 Australian film Downriver which premiered at the Melbourne International Film Festival[13] and followed with an Australian cinema release.[14] It is also directed by Scicluna[15][16] and marked their feature debut.

Filmography (as editor)

Year Film Director Awards Results
2011 Colin The Dog's Fabulous Midnight Adventure and Another Story Grant Scicluna
The Skellys Andrew C. Morgan
2012 The Wilding Grant Scicluna Australian Screen Editors - Best Editing in a Short Film Won
Bushwhacked! Daniel Goldberg
2013 House Rules
Ngurrumbang Alex Ryan
Balthius and the Ugliness of Others Rebecca Stegh
The Great Australian Bake Off
Trunk Jack Cox
2014 Hurt's Rescue Grant Scicluna
Can You See Them? Polly Staniford
Horse Feathers Tim Russell
2015 Thunderbirds Are Go David Scott
Downriver Grant Scicluna
The Farmer Wants A Wife

References

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