Female Editors - a New Frontier

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Brown, L. (2022). Female Editors - a New Frontier. Online
CreatorsBrown, L.
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A Trailblazing Women on & Off Screen event in association with LSBU, British Film Editors and Black Women in Post Production discussing navigating a career in editing and solutions to make post production more diverse and inclusive.

Panellists
- Zeb Achonu, Film and TV Editor
- Layla Blackman, Post Production Supervisor, Post Producer with experience in HETV, feature films and documentaries.
- Holly Bourdillon, Assistant editor working in TV drama
- Renée Edwards, filmmaker, editor / Chair of British Film Editors
- Jasmin John, 1st Assistant Editor / Founder Black Women in Post Production
- Stefania Marangoni, Senior Lecturer and course director of the MA in Editing and Post Production at London Sound Bank University

Conference Convenor and Chair: Lucy Brown, Head of Film, London South Bank University / Founder of Women in Screen and Trailblazing Women On and Off Screen

Keywordswomen in post production, women editors
Date14 Jun 2022
Place of publicationOnline
Web address (URL)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=god5jtNICYs
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