Self Produced Films
Into the Fountain
A cynical survivor of the failing ship building industry in North Vancouver, Jon now works a menial custodian job watching his hopes and dreams sink like coins in a wishing fountain. Estranged from his friends and family, Jon is faced with a surprise from his past. For one night, he must care for his 10-year-old granddaughter, the only person who says less than he does.
Coffee Comes Alive
Coffee Comes Alive takes you into the mountains of southern Mexico to hear from the people who produce coffee. Learn about where coffee comes from, how it is produced and how your coffee choices make a difference. It gives voice and spirit to coffee – contrasting the values, social conditions and environmental practices of conventional versus fair trade coffee production.
Avery’s Gnome
After a near car accident, Avery, an elderly man, begins to see gnomes. His wife thinks he is going crazy, and Avery has his doubts too. Are gnomes actually playing tricks on him? Do these creatures even exist? To find out the truth, Avery embarks on an all out gnome hunt.
Feature Films
People of a Feather
From the Belcher Islands of Hudson Bay comes a cultural film about the arctic eider duck, the Inuit who rely upon them and how hydroelectric projects which power the eastern seaboard of North America are changing entire sea ice ecosystems and impacting global climate.
- Directed by Joel Heath
- Produced by The Arctic Eider Society and
The Community of Sanikiluaq. - Co-edited by Evan Warner and Jocelyn Chaput
Come Worry With Us!
Evan was the assistant editor on this documentary about local Montreal band Silver Mount Zion and their struggle to raise a family.
- Directed by Helene Klodawsky
- Edited by Tony Asimakopoulos
- Produced by Katarina Soukup
- Assistant editing by Evan Warner
The Thaw
Evan was the assistant editor on this Canadian feature film starring Val Kilmer about a group of environmental science students who uncover a pre-historic parasite and must choose between a quarantine that will result in their burial ground or a global epidemic.
- Written & Directed by Mark Lewis
- Produced by Rob Neilson & Anagram Pictures
- Edited by Michael Bateman
- Assistant editing by Evan Warner
Trailers
Lost Rivers
Evan edited the trailer for this incredible documentary about lost and paved over urban rivers and the people set out to uncover them.
- Written & Directed by Caroline Bâcle
- Produced by Katarina Soukup
- Catbird Films, Inc
- Trailer edited by Evan Warner
Jeppe on a Friday
Evan edited a trailer for this cinéma vérité documentary where a Johannesburg neighbourhood unites eight people’s ambitions, desires and struggles to survive over the course of one day.
- Written & Directed by Shannon Walsh & Arya Lalloo
- Produced by Sarah Spring & Selin Murat
- Parabola Films
- Alternate trailer edited by Evan Warner
Nuestro Monte Luna
Evan edited several trailers and demos during the production of this documentary about a group of Colombian teenagers who escape to the mountain town of Choachi to become bullfighters.
- Directed by Pablo Alvarez Mesa
- Produced by Sarah Spring & Selin Murat
- Parabola Films
- Development trailers edited by Evan Warner
Shadows of Paradise
Evan contributed to the edit of the trailer for this documentary which documents the Transcendental Meditation (TM) Movement’s metamorphosis following the death of founder Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. Having grown up within the Movement, director Sebastian Lange approaches his subject through an essayistic lens, seeking personal meaning amidst TM’s transformative global growth.
- Directed by Sebastian Lange
- Produced by Frederic Bohbot (Bunbury Films)
- Trailers co-edited by Evan Warner
Short Films
Beans
While out grocery shopping with her mother, Charlie is given a coin to the candy machine and gets her very own handful of colorful jellybeans. She sits and happily munches away until there is only one bean left – the dreaded black jellybean! Not wanting to eat it but not wanting to throw it away either, Charlie tries to find another use for the jellybean, and eventually hatches a plan to grow her own jellybean tree in the backyard.
- Written, Directed and Produced by Marly Reed
- Co-produced by Dan Pierce
- Cinematography by Evan Warner