Grace Eyre

Awards

- Shortlisted for a CANNES Glass Lion for 50 Shades of No campaign
- Nominated for two ASE Ellie awards: Best Editing in Open Content and Best Editing in a Comedy
- Selected as part of the Film Technique: Editing jury at the 60th Annual CLIO awards
- Broken (2018) won an Official Selection at the Sydney Film Festival
- Yeoseop Yoon’s dramatic short Beginners (2017) earnt Official Selection at the Melbourne International Film Festival
- The short, Joy Boy (2018) selected for numerous festivals, including St. Kilda and Palm Springs, winning Best Director, Best Screenplay, and Audience Choice at FreshFlix, as well as Best Short Film at the Melbourne Queer Film Festival
- Selected as a judge in the 2020 Webby Awards

Bio

Far from just an editing talent, Grace’s accolades extend to being a published author with the novel Prolongment, and it’s this literary influence that lends itself so well to her narrative technique.

Confident in her style and ability, Grace isn’t one to shy away from provocative messages. She has had a hand in commercials and shorts with themes ranging from disability to women’s rights; picking up several gongs along the way.

Originating from the US, Grace moved her career to Australia and joined the Editors in 2013. Proud to call the country’s cultural hub her home, she now resides in Melbourne.