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Winner of Canary Wharf Entertainment Award London 2008 ,Dutch actor Emile Jansen was born 21 November 1959 in Apeldoorn, Netherlands. Aged five he decided to visit kids nursery school dressed like an Indian girl. Later this appeared to be his first role. After the Arnhem Drama School back in the 80s he went straight to work and appeared in numerous TV series and sit-CMOS both in The Netherlands and Germany. Canary Wharf London 2008 London honoured him for his lead role as CEO in mobile phone comedy series Shop-Spank. Recently he appeared as Frank Houwer in "Other Side of the Game"(UK) and Mr. Knopper in "Winter in Wartime"(NLD) .Today he is detective Huibert Rem in Dutch soap series "Goede Tijden , Slechte Tijden after the original Australian soap-series "Restless Years" and Jan in Dutch comedy series "De Hoofdprijs" (aka The Jackpot) He has just been cast as evil Dr. David Herschel in Rapture (UK/USA).- Editor
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Edgar Burcksen, ACE moved to California after a successful career in The Netherlands as a feature film editor with more than 15 features and a Dutch Film Festival Award for his body of work to his credit. In California, he became supervising editor of "Seabert," a Saturday Morning Cartoon for French television, later acquired and televised by HBO. After the completion of 52 episodes he was hired by Colossal Pictures in San Francisco where he set up the editorial department and collaborated on numerous commercials for Levi's, General Motors, Budweiser, Disney, etc. and music videos for The Grateful Dead and Thomas Dolby.
Burcksen's prowess in visual effects was noticed by ILM and they hired him to become the visual effects editor on The Hunt for Red October (1990) and later Diehard 2 (1990). As one of the early fans of non-linear editing he became an expert in the use of the Editdroid, George Lucas' invention to pull editing out of the dark ages of film. When Lucas started his production of The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles (1992), he asked Edgar Burcksen to set up the postproduction for his prestigious TV series and also to become one of the editors. His collaboration with George Lucas on the pilot Young Indiana Jones and the Curse of the Jackal (1992) earned him an Emmy® for best editing in 1992. Soon after, Burcksen served as editor and postproduction supervisor on "500 Nations" (1995) an 8-hour documentary miniseries for CBS about Native Americans hosted and produced by Kevin Costner.
In 1996 he edited Colors Straight Up (1997), which was nominated for Best Documentary Feature at the Academy Awards®. The feature film Lunker Lake (1997) won at the Santa Clarita Family Film Festival and his teaming up with actor/director Jeroen Krabbé on the feature Left Luggage (1998) with Isabella Rossellini, Maximilian Schell, Chaim Topol and Marianne Saegebrecht brought 4 prestigious awards at the Berlin Film Festival in 1998. The documentaries In Search of Peace (2001, for the Wiesenthal Center), The Bituminous Coal Queens of Pennsylvania (2005) produced by David Hunt and Patricia Heaton and Borrowing Time (2006) were complimented with the independent feature films Purple Heart (2005) about the Iraq war with William Sadler and Mel Harris, the teen dramedy School of Life (2005) with Ryan Reynolds and David Paymer, the family film The Tillamook Treasure (2006), the action film Road House 2 and the tense drama Brothers Three, An American Gothic (2007) with John Heard, Patrick Wilson and Neal McDonough. Burcksen's diverse experience over the complete spectrum of film genres made him director Ted Braun's first choice to execute his innovative ideas to edit Darfur Now (2007) which earned him an ACE Eddie Award nomination. Recent documentaries include, Bluetopia, SOS (State Of Security), Last Hijack, Hollywood Banker, License to Operate, 100 Years and Unlikely; recent indie feature films are Politics of Love, A New York Heartbeat and Losing in Love.
Edgar Burcksen is an avid cyclist who rides100 miles every week with his Brentwood cycling club LaGrange, he is a member of the Editors Guild, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, he served the Board of Directors of ACE for many years and was the Editor in Chief of ACE's magazine CinemaEditor for more than 17 years. For his contributions during his tenure as Editor in Chief of CinemaEditor he received the prestigious Robert Wise Award during the 2011 ACE Eddie Awards. He is fluent in English, German, French and of course Dutch.- Victor Angelier is an accomplished entrepreneur and a seasoned expert in the fields of Information Technology and Cyber Security. Born in the picturesque landscapes of the Netherlands and now residing in Sweden with his partner of 13 years, Victor's journey is one of relentless pursuit of excellence and innovation. At 43, he stands as a testament to the transformative power of dedication and continuous learning.
From his early years, Victor displayed a profound interest in the intricate worlds of law and IT, setting the stage for a career that would later encompass the vast expanse of cybersecurity. This unique blend of interests led him to achieve a significant milestone in 2021 when he obtained his Bachelor's degree in Cybersecurity. This academic accolade was not merely a testament to his expertise but also a stepping stone towards greater achievements in the digital realm.
Victor's professional journey is marked by his roles as the visionary behind The Coding Company BV, and as a pioneer in the Sweden Nuclear Bunker Company, where he innovates in the niche market of fully customized bomb shelters. His work in these ventures reflects a deep commitment to leveraging technology for safety, security, and the betterment of society.
Beyond his entrepreneurial endeavors, Victor's expertise is fortified by prestigious certifications as a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) and a Chief Privacy Officer (CPO). These certifications underscore his mastery in safeguarding digital infrastructures and managing privacy policies in compliance with the highest standards. His role as a CISO enables him to architect and enforce robust cybersecurity strategies, while his acumen as a CPO ensures adherence to privacy laws and regulations, fostering trust and integrity within his businesses.
Victor's journey is also characterized by a dedication to the community, where he shares his insights and fosters a culture of knowledge exchange. His transition from the Netherlands to Sweden symbolizes not just a change in geography but an ongoing narrative of personal and professional growth.
As Victor Angelier continues to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of IT and cybersecurity, his story remains an inspiring blend of academic achievements, professional certifications, and entrepreneurial success. His contributions to the field and society at large speak volumes of his passion, expertise, and the indelible mark he continues to make in the tech world.
