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Alvin Campaña is a Toronto-based camera operator, editor, and visual effects artist. His brief time in the Philippines saw him direct three television specials with acclaimed magician & mentalist Erik Mana ('Stranger', 2004; ‘Mastermind’, 2005; ‘Believe’, 2011). In 2007, Alvin directed the short film ‘Premiere’, which was accepted into the prestigious Floating Film Festival, one of the most exclusive festivals in the world.
In 2009, Alvin won a Gemini Award for his editing on the acclaimed documentary-style travelogue ‘Departures’, and has gone on to edit for a number of documentary adventure/travel series. He also received two Canadian Screen Award nominations, recognizing his editing work on both documentary series' 'Descending’ (2013) and 'Boundless' (2015). Alvin completed his fx laden short film ‘Lullaby for Lucious & Sumat’ in 2012, which premiered in San Jose at the Academy Award qualifying festival, Cinequest. In his hometown of Mississauga, Ontario, Alvin was awarded the 2003 Mississauga Arts Award for Best Emerging Media Artist. Ten years later, he received a 2013 Marty for Best Established Media Artist. More recently, Alvin's editing work can be seen in the acclaimed Amazon Prime docu-series 'Ted Bundy: Falling For A Killer', for which the editing team garnered a British Film Editors Cut Above Award nomination for Best Edited Series or Miniseries: Documentary/Non-Fiction. His work is also featured in the CBC Gem scripted series' 'For The Record' and 'Ming's Dynasty'. Other credits include the Netflix science & health series 'A User's Guide To Cheating Death' with Timothy Caulfield, as well as the adventure lifestyle show '50 Ways To Kill Your Mum' featuring Schitt's Creek's Annie Murphy, supermodel Coco Rocha, and NHL All-Star John Scott. For information about Alvin's schedule and rates, please write to: alvin@alvincampana.com |
