Amy Swan

Originally from Calgary Alberta, I've lived and worked in England for over a decade now during which I have had the good fortune to work on a string of wonderful productions which have let me travel across the UK and work with some amazingly talented people. I love living in Bristol and I'm very excited to be a member of BEN.

I recently edited on a new CBBC observational documentary series Deadly Mission Shark. Prior to this I edited a feature length adaption of Hamlet for the big and small screen performed live at Bristol Old Vic starring Billie Howle. Other edits include a 9 episode compilation of Sarah Beeny's 'New Life in the Country' for Channel 4 and a Sky Arts drama called the 'Park Bench Plays' - five plays about the pandemic by local Brummie writers like David Edgar and Janice Connolly in partnership with The Brimingham REP theatre. Working in Children's TV on The Canterville Ghost, Grandpa's Great Escape and Hetty Feather (series 1-4) as well as several dramas (see below) has been a dream come true and I am very proud to be involved with the productions I've worked on to date.
Recent credits include assembly editing on A Discovery of Witches (Series II, Sky1), Clique (Series II, BBC3), and The Trouble With Maggie Cole (ITV1).

My passion is storytelling, and I'm always keen to turn my hand to new projects! I'm very happy to have a chat and a coffee about any upcoming work.

Based in Bristol with Dual EU (Irish) and Canadian Citizenship

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