Megan Bodaly

Megan Bodaly, Editing/Avid

Glen Tedham, an instructor in the Vancouver Film School (VFS) Film Production program, along with his wife Jeannie, Instructor Megan Bodaly and grad Aaron Beckum, created the original five minute documentary in one day as part of a contest for the Cannes Film Festival.

Megan Bodaly, Editing / Avid

Megan Bodaly, Editing / Avid
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Megan Bodaly, Editing / Avid

An Avid post-production instructor in the Film Department, Megan has edited, produced, and designed several short, feature film, and commercial projects in the past five years.

The film Danceland, which she edited, screened at the Arizona International Film Festival, Victoria Independent Film and Video Festival, and the Slamdance Film Festival.Her film Any Niagara was an NSI grant winner and screened at the Winnipeg Film Festival, and another film The Grind was nominated for two Leo Awards.Megan has also been the lead actor in several short films including Dead Bodies, Death Stink, and Voices.She studied film at the University of Winnipeg Collegiate and at the VFS Film program.

Megan Bodaly, Editing/Avid
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Megan Bodaly, Editing/Avid

An Avid post-production instructor in the Film Department, Megan has edited, produced, and designed several short, feature film, and commercial projects in the past five years.

The film Danceland, which she edited, screened at the Arizona International Film Festival, Victoria Independent Film and Video Festival, and the Slamdance Film Festival.Her film Any Niagara was an NSI grant winner and screened at the Winnipeg Film Festival, and another film The Grind was nominated for two Leo Awards.Megan has also been the lead actor in several short films including Dead Bodies, Death Stink, and Voices.She studied film at the University of Winnipeg Collegiate and at the VFS Film program.

Megan Bodaly, Editing / Avid

Megan Bodaly, Editing; Avid

Megan Bodaly, Editing/Avid

Megan Bodaly, Editing; Avid

The team made up of Film grad Aaron Beckum, instructors Megan Bodaly and Glen Tedham, and Glen's wife Jeannie Tedham, turned in a funny and touching documentary, Documenting Charity (and the Art of Street Shaving), which screened at Cannes yesterday to cheering - and, we're guessing, a few tears.