Zac Grant
Film Editor
I am an editor based in Melbourne, Australia, with over 19 years broadcast experience in both the UK and Australia.
I specialise in factual entertainment and documentary.
‘Best Editing in Documentary’ nominee, Australian Screen Editors Awards 2018.
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‘Best Editing in Documentary Non-Feature’ nominee, Australian Screen Editors Awards 2016.
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‘Best Editing in Television Factual’ nominee, Australian Screen Editors Awards 2015.
Selected Films
(in reverse chronological order)
Catalyst – The Dark side of the Universe (2022, 1 x 60’)
ABC1
Tamara Davis explores dark matter and our journey to discover what it is.
Catalyst - The Grid: Powering the Future (2021, 1 x 60’)
ABC1
Dr. Niraj Lal meets the Australians leading the biggest change to the electricity grid in a century: the rise of renewable energy.
Catalyst - Mars: Our Second Home? (2021, 1 x 60’)
ABC1
Meeting the Australian scientists on a mission to solve the many challenges of putting people on the red planet.
Backroads - Central Highlands (2021, 1 x 30’)
ABC1
Australian factual television show that looks at Australian regional towns.
Silent No More (2019, 1 x 60’, Editor & Writer)
ABC1/Southern Pictures
Tracey Spicer explores how the #MeToo movement is changing Australia.
Shooting Cats (2019, 1 x 25’)
VICE
Exploring the consequences of Australia’s feral cat plague.
Marry Me, Marry My Family (2019, 1 x 60’)
SBS/CJZ
Observational Documentary series following couples as they bridge
cultures and religions.
Marry Me, Marry My Family (2019, 1 x 60’)
SBS/CJZ
Observational Documentary series following couples as they bridge
cultures and religions.
Allergy Clinic: A Catalyst Special (2018, 1 x 60’)
ABC1
ABC's flagship science show.
The Eviction (2018, 1 x 75’, Editor & Writer)
Blue Lucine/Antenna Doco Festival
Feature documentary filmed over four years following the controversial public housing sell off in Sydney. Narrated by Michael Caton.
War on Waste (2018, 1 x 60’)
ABC1/Lune Media
Craig Reucassel continues the War on Waste in Australia.
Show Me the Movie (2018, 3 x 60’)
Channel 10
A new film quiz show hosted by Rove McManus
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Everyone’s a Critic (2018, 3 x 30’)
ABC1/Matchbox Pictures
A new format inviting the Australian public to deliver their opinions on some of our most iconic artworks.
Hawke: The Larrikin and The Leader (2017, 1 x 60') ABC1/Southern Pictures
Two part series on the life of former Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke.
You See Monsters (2017, 1 x 60’) ABC1/Chemical Media
A new generation of Australian Muslim artists is fighting back against the growing tide of intolerance in Australia.
Westwind: Djalu’s Legacy (2017, 1 x 90’, Editor & Writer) MIFF/Madman/NITV/Jonnie and Kate Films
Didgeridoo master, keeper of an ancient dreaming, tribal elder: Djalu must pass on his sacred songlines.
For the Love of Meat (2016, 1 x 60’)
SBS/Essential Media
Journalist and Chef Matthew Evans explores where our meat comes from.
Man-Up (2016, 1 x 60’)
ABC1/Heiress Films
Triple M Breakfast Radio presenter Gus Worland explores male suicide and what it means to be a man.
Revolution School (2016, 3 x 60’)
ABC1/CJZ
An observational documentary series spending a year embedded in an outer Melbourne public school.
Lest We Forget, What? (2015, 1 x 60’)
ABC1/Pony Films
Kate Aubusson looks at the way Australians commemorate the First World War.
Making Australia Great: Inside Our Longest Boom (2014, 2 x 60’)
ABC1
George Megalogenis explores a quarter of a century of economic growth in Australia; with in-depth analysis from politicians, cultural figures and the last six Australian Prime Ministers.
Nomad Chef (2014, 1 x 60’)
Discovery/Chemical Media
An extreme adventure cooking series, featuring chef Jock Zonfrillo.
In Their Own Words: Artists (2012, 1 x 60’)
BBC Four
BBC archival series bringing viewers into the minds of some of the world’s great artists.
Our Food - Wales (2012, 1 x 60’)
BBC Two
A 4-part series for BBC Two hosted by Giles Coren.
The Culture Show (2007 – 2012)
BBC Two
Over 40 VT inserts for BBC Two’s flagship arts program.
Mark Lawson Talks to… (2008 – 2012, 11 x 60’)
BBC Four
A series in which presenter Mark Lawson has a 60-minute in-depth conversation with a notable figure.