Interview with Joe Bini
Editor Joe Bini on trailers, filmmaking processes and editing of documentary vs. fiction.

Interview with Anne Fabini
Interview with RCS member Anne Fabini focused among other subjects on her work with Talal Derki’s Of Fathers and Sons (in Spanish).

The Doc Life: Editing Documentary Film, aka an Exercise in Patience
Film Independent blogger Anthony Ferranti looks at editing for documentary film featuring insights from filmmakers and editors on project scheduling, collaboration, and narrative structure.

15 Lessons You Can Learn From Thelma Schoonmaker About Film Editing
Thelma Schoonmaker has been Martin Scorsese’s editor for over 50 years. This article dissects her working methods.

Complicity Through Montage – A Call for an Intercultural Approach to Ethnographic Filmmaking
In this article, Alexandrine Boudreault-Fournier proposes that the adoption of interculturally conscious forms of montage techniques in filmmaking has the potential to create new meanings that challenge Western modes of representation and re-imagine the gap between Self and Other.

Editing the Past: How Eisenstein and Vertov Used Montage to Create Soviet History
This study by Douglas Michael Priest examines how Sergei Eisenstein and Dziga Vertov made conscious choices about the structure of their films that led to historical revisionism both before and after the Cultural Revolution.

Montage Against All Odds: Antonia Majaca and Eyal Sivan in Conversation
Art historian and curator Antonia Majaca and filmmaker and curator Eyal Sivan discuss Sivan’s 2010 four-part program of screenings and encounters Documentary Moments and his 2012 follow-up program  Montage Interdit.

Articles on the art of editing from p.o.v. – a Danish Journal of Film Studies

10 articles on the art of editing published in 1998 in the Danish Journal of Film Studies.

Mary Stephen on her collaboration with DU Haibin
Mary Stephen on structuring DU Haibin’s documentaries, especially focused on A Young Patriot from 2015. (in French)

Can Film Show the Invisible? The Work of Montage in Ethnographic Filmmaking
by Christian Suhr and Rane Willerslev