After a decade editing documentaries, Edward Wardrip is going to law school to help fix what he sees is a broken system for workers.Courtesy of Edward Wardrip This is an as-told-to essay based on a ...
In Third Act, director Tadashi Nakamura trains his camera on his father, Robert A. Nakamura, “the godfather of Asian American media,” after the latter’s Parkinson’s diagnosis. The film, part of the ...
Building Empire. Documentary editor Dilesh Korya shares how decades in the cutting room have shaped his workflow, from managing rushes to shaping emotion frame by frame. I’ve been a full-time film ...
The job of film editing is one thing, but the job of editing a Jafar Panahi film is something else. Iranian editor Amir Etminan has edited two features and a short film for Panahi, the famed director ...
The Sundance Institute has revealed the non-fiction project that has been selected to participate in the Documentary Edit Intensive program, which will be hosted at the Jacob Burns Film Center in ...
The Sundance Institute has selected Lorena Luciano’s feature documentary “#NunsToo” for its 2024 Documentary Edit Intensive, which takes place from July 15-19 at the the Jacob Burns Film Center in ...
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I was a movie editor. Fighting for workers' rights made me quit the industry and go to law school.
This is an as-told-to essay based on a conversation with Edward Wardrip, who worked as a documentary editor for over a decade. He's planning to attend UCLA Law School to become a labor attorney. It's ...
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