Trevor Cawood (born March 27, 1974) is a
Canadian filmmaker and visual effects artist, most noted as a two-time
Emmy Award
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nominee for
Outstanding Special Visual Effects.
[Kevin O'Connor, "Former Reginan gets Emmy nomination". '' Regina Leader-Post'', July 18, 2001.]
Originally from
Regina,
Saskatchewan, he was educated at the
University of Regina before moving to
Vancouver,
British Columbia, to study special effects at the
Art Institute of Vancouver
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. He received his first Emmy nomination in 1999 for the television film ''
Max Q
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'', and his second in 2001 for the pilot episode of the television series ''
Dark Angel''.
In 2007 he released the short film ''
Terminus'', which was named to the
Toronto International Film Festival's year-end
Canada's Top Ten list,
["Cronenberg, Arcand make Hogtown film festival's top Canadian movies list". '' Daily Gleaner'', December 12, 2007.] and won the Golden Sheaf Awards for
Drama and
Best of Festival at the 2008
Yorkton Film Festival.
[Calvin Daniels, "'Wapos Bay' episode a winner". '' Regina Leader-Post'', May 26, 2008.]
References
External links
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1974 births
Living people
Film directors from Saskatchewan
People from Regina, Saskatchewan
University of Regina alumni
Visual effects artists
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