Jillian Moul, a native of Hawai'i, is a distinguished editor with a plethora of accolades to her name. As a member of the esteemed American Cinema Editors, she has had the privilege of working on a wide range of projects, including feature films and documentaries.
Her impressive resume boasts a feature documentary titled "Fame High," which she co-edited with Oscar-nominated director Scott Hamilton Kennedy. Additionally, she has collaborated with acclaimed director Jon M. Chu on three feature films for Paramount, Universal, Blumhouse, and Open Road.
Moul's work on the Showtime series "Time of Death" was met with widespread critical acclaim, earning it a spot on the Top Ten Television Series lists of Time Magazine, Entertainment Weekly, and The Washington Post. Furthermore, the series took home the Best Limited Series award from the International Documentary Association.
In the realm of documentary filmmaking, Moul has made significant contributions to several notable projects. Her work on "L Word Mississippi: Hate the Sin," a Showtime documentary, resulted in a GLAAD Award for Outstanding Documentary. She has also edited episodes for HBO's "Brave New Voices" and The Sundance Channel's "Big Ideas for a Small Planet," which won an Environmental Media Award for an episode edited by Moul.
Moul's collaborations with other directors include a Netflix documentary with Sara Dosa and two documentary series with Executive Producer RJ Cutler, one of which premiered on Apple TV+.
In addition to her editing work, Moul has also ventured into directing and producing. Her feature documentary "Surviving Home" won multiple film festival awards, received theatrical releases, and had three broadcast and streaming runs on PBS. The film is currently screening across the country as part of its community outreach program and is available to stream on Amazon Prime.
