Biography

Originally from Hawai'i, Jillian Moul is a Primetime Emmy Award nominee and a member of the American Cinema Editors. She edited the feature documentary "Fame High" with Oscar-nominated director Scott Hamilton Kennedy and three feature films with director Jon M. Chu for Paramount, Universal, Blumhouse and Open Road.

Ms. Moul worked on the Showtime series "Time of Death," which was selected as one of the Top Ten Television Series by Time Magazine, Entertainment Weekly and The Washington Post. "Time of Death" was also awarded Best Limited Series by the International Documentary Association. Ms. Moul edited "L Word Mississippi: Hate the Sin," a Showtime documentary that won the GLAAD Award for Outstanding Documentary. She worked on HBO's documentary series "Seen & Heard: The History of Black Television" and "Brave New Voices," and the Sundance Channel's "Big Ideas for a Small Planet," which won the Environmental Media Award for an episode edited by Ms. Moul. She worked with Oscar-nominated director Sara Dosa on a Netflix documentary, and Executive Producer R.J. Cutler on two documentary series.

Ms. Moul co-directed and co-produced "Surviving Home," a feature documentary that won multiple film festival awards, screened in theaters, and had three broadcast and streaming runs on PBS. "Surviving Home" screened across the country as part of its community outreach program and is streaming on Amazon Prime.

Jillian Moul is completing the feature documentary "Wittig, Yes!" with director-producer Sande Zeig and a producing team in France. She has mentored young people in the industry for 15 years and has done animal rescue work for over 20 years.
- IMDb mini biography by: HPP