Greg Ng portrait

Editor

Greg Ng, CCE, is an editor based out of Vancouver, BC, who also enjoys making waffles.

Representation

Jason Garber · United Talent Agency

Languages

English

Representative contact

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Greg Ng United Talent Agency Los Angeles, CA +1 (310) 273-6700 Agent: Jason Garber

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Awards

  • Leo Award

    Best Picture Editing · Saints and Warriors

    Winner

    2025

  • Canadian Screen Award

    Best Picture Editing, TV Drama · Bones of Crows

    Winner

    2025

  • CCE Award

    Best Editing in Feature Documentary · I'm Just Here For The Riot

    Nominee

    2024

  • Vancouver Asian Film Festival

    Best Editing for Canadian Feature · The Grizzlie Truth

    Winner

    2022

  • CCE Award

    Best Editing in Documentary - Short Form · Finding Big Country

    Winner

    2019

  • CCE Award

    Best Editing in Docudrama/Docu-Series · The Wrestlers: The Next Wave of Mexican Luchadores

    Winner

    2018

About

Greg Ng, CCE, is an editor based out of Vancouver, BC. Greg tries to maintain a balanced diet of both narrative and documentary editing, and periodically writes about himself in the third person. He is an alumnus of the Canadian Film Centre and a member of the Canadian Cinema Editors, ACFC, IATSE, the VPA, and other organizations with acronyms. When his nephew asked him what editing movies was like, he said it’s just like playing with Lego, but with videos and emotions instead. Some recent credits include BACKROOMS, LONGLEGS, and THE MONKEY.

Process

What happens in the edit suite that makes or breaks a story?
“Some of the greatest moments in the edit come from discovering connections that would otherwise go unnoticed.”
What’s your philosophy when the footage tells a different story than the script?
“Editing is all about balance. If the footage tells a different story than the script, then can it be harnessed to strengthen the original plan? Will embracing a new idea throw the balance off? If so, can we do this deliberately? Or do we need to reverse engineer the footage so that it fits? I suppose editing is also about asking questions.”

Press & Media