My Editing Background
I fell in love with editing in 1987, when I was seventeen. Armed with two home VHS decks, I made a music video for my favorite band, Iron Maiden, cutting together fragments from different action movies.
A few years later, I spent time in documentary editing rooms and began cutting my own early work, first with videotape and later with the earliest versions of Adobe Premiere.
Eventually, my path took me into screenwriting and directing. But editing remained my first love in filmmaking, which is why I continued editing my own films — not because I was reluctant to hand them over to someone else, but simply because I loved doing it.
I’m open to conversations with directors and producers about upcoming feature projects.
MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVES
I bring more than an editor's perspective into the editing room: the editor’s instinct for rhythm and performance, the writer’s understanding of story, and the director’s understanding of what a scene is trying to become.
FEATURE EXPERIENCE
My editing credits today include 8 feature films, along with countless reels and trailers.
GENRE FOCUS
While I can work across genres, I’m particularly drawn to action, thriller, and suspense features, where I can fully apply my strongest skills — pacing, performance, tension, and visual storytelling.
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