Editing Life: A Conversation with Female Documentary Editors at BRIC House on Saturday, March 22, 2014 at 2pm

The New York Film and Video Council is thrilled to present a panel discussion highlighting the art and craft of documentary editing.

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What: Editing Life: A Conversation with Female Documentary Editors
When: Saturday, March 22, 2:00-3:30pm
Where: BRIC House 647 Fulton St, Brooklyn, NY (@ Rockwell Place, next to BAM Harvey theater)
Closest subway is Nevins 2,3, 4,5 or Fulton G

“The reason people don’t know what editors do is because the better we do our jobs, the less you know that anything is done.” –Mary Lampson Often under recognized, the documentary film editor is a key creative collaborator who is responsible for shaping story, structure and emotion from unscripted life. Historically, this is also an area where women have thrived in film, making invaluable contributions to some of the most acclaimed films in the canon, from Man with a Movie Camera (Elizaveta Svilova) and Gimme Shelter (Charlotte Zwerin) to countless others.

To celebrate this rich history, “Editing Life” will take us inside the cutting rooms of some of the most accomplished and dynamic editors working in the field today. They will share short clips from their work in order to provide insights into their working processes. Participating editors include Mary Lampson (Harlan County USA, Trouble the Water,) Penelope Falk(Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work, Maidentrip,) Geeta Gandbhir (When the Levees Broke, By the People: The Election of Barack Obama,) and Lynn True (Summer Pasture, Lumo.) Moderated by NFVC Board Member and Filmmaker Sarah Christman Co-presented with BRIC, a Brooklyn Free Speech Media Talk This event is FREE to the public, first come first served at the door.

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