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Post-Production

Since Pedro and I first started filming unseen in May 2016, I’ve always told him that my main audience for our film is no one else but him. After all, unseen is about his life and his decade-long journey to become a social worker. What makes the pursuit of this goal not so straightforward is the fact that Pedro is blind. If Pedro is truly my main audience, how can I make a film (arguably a primarily visual medium) not only accessible for him but, more so, enjoyable?
Cutting Class is a new column that focuses on a specific aspect of the post-production process—breaking down a scene editorially, and delving into
In documentaries, women dominate the roster of editors working on the most compelling films and television series. To understand the current landscape
For all the artistry that goes into making a documentary, successful productions always rest on a sound technical foundation. “We talk so much about
What is the typical process you will go through when working with a sound house or individual? Is there a typical process? Everyone works a little
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Filmmakers have often told me that they find the scoring process to be one of the most daunting aspects of making movies. Even some seasoned directors
Filmmakers, editors, and graphics designers gather to discuss why utilizing graphics can be an important component in telling your story.
It must have been the fourth day of the Sundance Edit and Story Lab. I'd had a dream that woke me up. "Intent not content" was repeating in my head