Eamonn is an editor, story editor, and writer with more than 20 years of experience in film and television.
In 2024 Eamonn edited Lilith Fair: Building A Mystery which had a gala premiere at TIFF50. The same year he was nominated for a CCE award for his editing on CBC’s Black Life: Untold stories, directed by Michèle Stephenson.
In 2022 Eamonn co-edited Daniel Roher's Oscar award winning film Navalny. The same year Eamonn was an additional editor on Sara Dosa's Oscar Nominated film Fire of Love.
Also in 2022 Eamonn edited Black Ice with director Hubert Davis, which won the TIFF22 People's Choice Documentary Award.
In 2022 Eamonn won a CCE award for best editing in a documentary series on Tim Johnson's, For Heaven's Sake. In 2021 Eamonn was nominated for a British Film Editor's award and won a CCE award for his work on the critically acclaimed series Falling For A Killer.
In 2019 Eamonn edited, Once Were Brothers, the gala opening film for the 2019 Toronto International Film Festival. The gala premiere marks the first time a Canadian documentary has opened the festival in over 43 years.
Eamonn's other credits include The Emmy and Peabody award-winning series Hip Hop Evolution; The Messenger, directed by Su Rynard, which won 8 major international awards and was nominated for a CCE award for Best Editing in a Feature Documentary; The award-winning film Revolution, directed by Rob Stewart, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival; Music From the Big House, directed by Bruce Mcdonald, which won Best Canadian Documentary at the Edmonton International Film Festival. He also edited the Canadian Screen award-winning series Yonge Street Rock and Roll Stories, directed by Bruce McDonald. In 2017 the Emmy-nominated, Oscar-shortlisted film, My Enemy My Brother, directed by Ann Shin and edited by Eamonn, premiered at the Hotdocs film festival in Toronto.
He lives in Toronto with his kids, Rhys and Nieve and his wife, Kristen.