Glenn Cote

Glenn Cote is a visual effects editor, supervisor and producer, who has contributed to many feature films and streaming shows — including Executive Decision, U.S. Marshals, Star Trek: Nemesis, Orphan, The Losers, Green Lantern, Bullet to the Head, Star Trek: Discovery, Cosmos, Daybreak, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Moon Knight, Werewolf By Night, The Creator, and the upcoming Alien: Earth series on FX.

Born in Ellsworth, Maine, Cote lived in Montreal, Canada, until migrating to Southern California in 1978.  He attended the USC School of Cinematic Arts from 1984-1990, where, among other awards and scholarships, he received a Jack Nicholson directing scholarship, a FOCUS Award in Cinematography for the short film, Three Piece, and a CINE Golden Eagle in Editing for the short film Rude Awakening.

Cote apprenticed (among the first ever) at Industrial Light & Magic in the summer of 1988, and after matriculating back at USC with a Master of Fine Arts degree in 1990, was soon hired as an executive assistant to the post-production supervisor at Warner Bros. and moved up the ladder as a member of both producing and post-production teams.

Glenn Cote is married, has two sons, and is also a member of the Producer's Guild of America, the Television Academy, and the Motion Picture Editors Guild.

He is a dual Canadian and American citizen.