Ginger Dilk

Background

About Ginger Dilk

Ginger Dilk is a multi-disciplinary post-production professional with film and television credits as an Editor, Colourist and Post-Production Supervisor. She is a University of Winnipeg alumni (Filmmaking BA), and Eagle Vision's in-house Post-Production Supervisor. She is a dedicated human rights advocate, and her work centers around building an equitable future for all. ​ Ginger has created and helped lead digital media campaigns with millions of views, including the award-winning #SacredMMIWG social action campaign for the National Inquiry into MMIWG.#SacredMMIWG reached 1/3 of all Canadians, was nominated for 5 Shorty Social Good Awards, and received Gold Honours in the categories of Human Rights and Social Justice. ​ In 2023 Ginger was selected as a member of The Canadian Academy’s "Women in Post" program, she edited the short films “Ghosts of Lakeland” (Dir. Jessica Landry), “Testament” (Dir. Jessica Landry) and “After School” (Dir. Faustina Dalmacio), was an Editor, Colourist and Post-Production Supervisor on the APTN television series “7TH GEN,” and is currently the Post-Production Supervisor on the Corus Entertainment feature documentary “True Story – Part 2” set to release this fall on History Channel. ​ Ginger has also recently entered her second term on the board of directors of On Screen Manitoba, and is Co-Chair of OSM’s Workforce Development Committee.