Walter Murch on the art of editing
Recorded at the 2017 Sheffield Doc/Fest Craft Summit Walter Murch discusses his body of work.
Walter Murch on the art of editing
Recorded at the 2017 Sheffield Doc/Fest Craft Summit Walter Murch discusses his body of work.
Editing Masterclass with Rupert Houseman and Yan Miles
Rupert Houseman (editor of documentary programmes such as Life and Death Row and Bedlam) and Yan Miles (drama editor known for The Crown and Sherlock) share tips on becoming an editor. Recording from the Royal Television Society’s 2016 Student Craft Skills Masterclasses.
Joe Bini and Laura Poitras on the art of editing
A short discussion between Joe Bini and Laura Poitras about the art of editing filmed during the 2015 Sundance Film Festival.
Werner Herzog editing insights
5 lessons on film editing from Werner Herzog collected by Piotr Toczyński from No Film School.
by Isabel Andrersson and Johan Palmgren
The story starts with a spectacular incident on 7 November 2020. An unusually bright optic phenomenon streaked across the sky in Scandinavia. Scientists in Norway, Finland and Sweden started to work intensely. Where had it landed? With help from sky surveillance cameras, the scientists narrow the search to an area near a small village called Altuna, about an hour from Stockholm in Sweden.
by Johanna Bernardhson
This is a personal film about the four Andersson brothers. Their broken relationship is the main focus of the film. Underlying themes of working class, alcoholism, and manhood are also exposed.
It tells the story of Roy Andersson, world famous flm director, Ronny who was a homeless drug addict and passed away in ten years ago, Kjell, a retired teacher who makes historical documentaries and Johanna’s father Leif, a long distance runner who nowadays suffers from MS and can hardly walk.
by Erik Gandini. Sweden
The majority of jobs that exist today will disappear within a few decades. As technology surpasses human capacity, we have the opportunity to rethink the role of work in our lives. Are we ready for an excess of time?
by Suzanne Raes ( Netherland 2023)
In the run-up to the largest Vermeer exhibition ever at the Rijksmuseum, a number of Vermeer enthusiasts and experts set out in search of what makes a Vermeer truly Vermeer. In doing so, they get inside the head of the painter to analyze all the decisions he made. While the largest Vermeer exhibition ever is set up at the Rijksmuseum, a number of Vermeer enthusiasts and experts use the latest techniques in search of what makes a Vermeer truly Vermeer. In doing so, they get inside the head of the painter to analyze all the decisions he made.
“We have worked with Rough Cut Service before and it was very valuable to get an international perspective on our films, from very experienced editors. I think it helped us reach a next level in editing, and to release our films more widely. “
Ilja Roomans, producer
by Gorki Glaser-Müller (Sweden, Denmark 2021)
In 2014 Patricio Galvez’s daughter Amanda and her husband Michael Skråmo left Sweden to join ISIS in Syria. Five years later they were both killed, leaving behind seven small children. Deep in sorrow over his daughter’s death, Patricio makes a pledge to save his grandchildren. Premiere at CPH:DOX 2021.
“It was of great help having genuinely committed and super talented editors to scrutinize the film. Cherishing the vision but pushing and developing it. Loved it and will for sure do it again!” Gorki Glaser-Müller, director.
by Elisa Levine & Gabriel Miller (USA 2021)
Driven by their addiction to heroin, four women encounter friendship and betrayal while working the streets. Shot in unflinching vérité-style over several years, Sweetheart Deal offers an intimate portrait of hope, heartbreak and resilience on the fringes of modern America.