The acclaimed film and television editor brings her professional experience to MEWShop’s November Six Week Intensive, helping the next generation of editors develop the creative, technical, and career skills needed in today’s evolving post-production industry.
Why Manhattan Edit Workshop Is the Place to Learn Professional Editing and Post-Production
Emmy-Nominated “BEEF” Editor Lauren Connelly, ACE Joins Manhattan Edit Workshop as Artist in Residence for November Six Week Intensive
Avid Media Composer, AI, and the Future of Professional Editing with Michael Krulik
Eric Litman, ACE, Joins Manhattan Edit Workshop as Artist in Residence for September Intensive
Manhattan Edit Workshop Celebrates 100 Google Reviews and a 4.9-Star Rating
Talking MEWShop: Slipstream & The Future of Music Licensing for Creators
Manhattan Edit Workshop Welcomes Editor Kyle Traynor as New Artist in Residence for Next Six Week Intensive
Manhattan Edit Workshop Announces Amy E. Duddleston, ACE as Artist in Residence for Spring 2026
Manhattan Edit Workshop Announces Exclusive Artist Opportunity with Emmy-Nominated Editor Christopher Capp
Film Editor Simon Smith on Editing Workflow, Collaboration, and the Future of Post-Production
Talking MEWShop: Inside the World of Super Bowl Commercial Editing with Katie Turinski
Manhattan Edit Workshop’s Talking MEWShop series continues its deep dive into the art, craft, and business of professional editing with a standout episode featuring Katie Turinski, award-winning commercial editor at Exile known for cutting Super Bowl commercials, national ad campaigns, and high-profile brand storytelling.
A Career Built Between Boom Cycles: How an Unscripted Editor Found His Way Into Prestige TV
In the early 1990s, before LinkedIn portfolios and Vimeo links, breaking into film and television post-production involved a kind of leap-of-faith persistence that now feels almost mythological. For editor Matthew Barbato, that leap began with a printed directory, a stack of paper résumés, and a willingness to mail them—one by one — to production companies that might not even exist anymore.
Join MEWShop This Fall for an Exclusive Opportunity with Award-Winning Editor Catherine Haight, ACE!
Why a 6-Week Intensive Film Editing Workshop Bootcamp Beats a 4-Year Film School
For anyone aspiring to break into the film and television industry, the question often arises: should you invest in a traditional 4-year film school program, or opt for a shorter, intensive training program like a 6-week film editing workshop bootcamp? While both paths have their merits, the reality is that a focused bootcamp offers a far more cost-effective, practical, and industry-connected experience for those eager to master the craft of editing and launch their careers.
Talking MEWShop with Sophia Grimbaum Flores: From Minneapolis to AMC Networks
In a recent edition of Talking MEWShop, Raphi Salem welcomed a standout guest from the Manhattan Edit Workshop (MEWShop) community—Sophia Grimbaum Flores. Joined by MEWShop founder Josh Apter and President Jason Banke, the conversation illuminated how Sophia's journey through the Six Week "Art of Editing" Workshop became a transformative pivot from uncertainty to creative career success.
Editor Louis Cioffi, ACE, Joins Manhattan Edit Workshop as Artist in Residence for September Six-Week Intensive
Editor Debby Germino, ACE, Joins Manhattan Edit Workshop as the Next Artist in Residence
Inside the Edit Suite with Joanna Naugle, ACE: From Animation to “The Bear”
Joanna Naugle, ACE, has become a standout editor in the world of television, particularly for her work on the critically acclaimed series The Bear. But her journey is anything but typical, encompassing animation, live action, and a deep appreciation for the craft of sound. Speaking with MEWShop, Naugle opened up about her diverse editing background and how each experience has sharpened her storytelling instincts.
Editor Susan Vaill, ACE, on Editing, Comedy, and Career Serendipity
In the latest edition of Talking MEWShop, Raphi Salem welcomed editor Susan Vaill, ACE, alongside Manhattan Edit Workshop Founder Josh Apter and President Jason Banke, for a deep and personal conversation about Vaill’s journey through the world of editing—from her first childhood experiences on set to her current status as a sought-after editor across both drama and comedy.