Editors on Editing

This documentary showcases the journey of film editing as initially a woman's art in France. It features notable figures in the industry, including Dede Allen, Margaret Booth, Carol Littleton, Brianne Murphy, and Kevin Brownlow, who share their experiences and perspectives on the craft.

The film dives into how women were viewed as suitable for the meticulous aspects of film editing, often being compared to sewing. It sheds light on the significant role women have played as technicians in the early days of cinema and continues to celebrate their ongoing contributions to the field today.

For collectors, this documentary is available in DVD format, making it a tangible piece of film history that captures the narrative of women editors and their impact on the industry.