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Jeremiah Munce
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As Slow as Possible (2008)
Jeremiah Munce is known for
Pontypool (2008)
,
Ecstasy (2011)
and
The Tracey Fragments (2007)
.
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Awards
2 nominations total
Known for
Pontypool
6.5
Editor
2008
Ecstasy
5.1
Editor
2011
The Tracey Fragments
6.0
Editor
2007
When I Was Young and in My Prime
Short
Editor
2010
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Editor
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18
Café Daughter
5.7
editor
2024
To the Orcas with Love
Editor
2017
Tom
Short
Editor
2015
Ecstasy
5.1
Editor
2011
The National Parks Project
6.2
Editor
2011
When I Was Young and in My Prime
Short
Editor
2010
Spiderhole
4.2
Editor
(as Jeremy Munce)
2010
Water on the Table
7.1
Editor
2010
Kissed by Lightning
7.7
Editor
2009
The Rawside of...
8.0
TV Series
Editor
(as Jeremy Munce)
2008
2 episodes
Pontypool
6.5
Editor
2008
As Slow as Possible
7.6
Editor
2008
The Tracey Fragments
6.0
Editor
2007
The Alma Drawings
7.5
Editor
2005
Warriors at Play
Short
Editor
(as Jeremy Munce)
2002
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Director
Previous
2
When I Was Young and in My Prime
Short
co-director
2010
The Alma Drawings
7.5
Director
2005
Writer
Previous
2
When I Was Young and in My Prime
Short
screenplay
2010
The Alma Drawings
7.5
Writer
2005
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As Slow As Possible
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