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Michael Harte was nominated for two awards - for Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie and the Beckham documentary
Michael Harte picked up another award for his editing skills at the ACE Eddie Awards ceremony, held in Los Angeles at UCLA’s Royce Hall with host Nina West.
Letterkenny naive Harte claimed the prestigious Best Edited Documentary (Theatrical) award for his exceptional work on Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie, which Senior Colorist Stefan Sonnenfeld graded.
The awards celebrate the best editing of the year in film television and documentaries and Harte was nominated for two awards - for Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie and the Beckham documentary.
"This award is so special because it is decided by my peers /editors,” he said in his acceptance speech.
It's been a phenomenal year to date for Harte who has won an Emmy for Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie and two British film editor awards recently for it and the Beckham documentaries.
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