Cut and Pace

Film editors need better PR. Especially for documentary films, where there is no script to work from, editors bring countless benefits to a project: an unfettered take on material that a filmmaker has been immersed in for months and sometimes years; time to devote to the demanding task of constructing a film; and in the case of experienced editors, a track record that could attract financiers to a project - to name but a few.
September 1, 2003

Film editors need better PR. Especially for documentary films, where there is no script to work from, editors bring countless benefits to a project: an unfettered take on material that a filmmaker has been immersed in for months and sometimes years; time to devote to the demanding task of constructing a film; and in the case of experienced editors, a track record that could attract financiers to a project - to name but a few.

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