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I was a movie editor. Fighting for workers' rights made me quit the industry and go to law school.

After a decade editing documentaries, Edward Wardrip is going to law school to help fix what he sees is a broken system for workers.Courtesy of Edward Wardrip This is an as-told-to essay based on a ...
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Cutting with Curiosity: Inside a Documentary Editor’s Workflow

Building Empire. Documentary editor Dilesh Korya shares how decades in the cutting room have shaped his workflow, from managing rushes to shaping emotion frame by frame. I’ve been a full-time film ...
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Middletown native, 23, has first paid editing work screened at Cannes festival

MIDDLETOWN — Film editor and director Sebastian Nazario-Colon has reached heights he never expected at such a young age. The 23-year-old Middletown native co-edited the immersive installation “Fillos ...
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I was a movie editor. Fighting for workers' rights made me quit the industry and go to law school.

This is an as-told-to essay based on a conversation with Edward Wardrip, who worked as a documentary editor for over a decade. He's planning to attend UCLA Law School to become a labor attorney. It's ...
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I was a movie editor. Fighting for workers' rights made me quit the industry and go to law school.

After over a decade, Edward Wardrip is leaving documentary editing to attend UCLA Law School. Documentary and reality TV workers lack union protections, unlike many other film industry sectors.