Post-Production

Film Editor.

The Film Editor is the final storyteller — the person who assembles the raw footage into something that breathes, moves, and lands. On an independent film, the editor is one of the most important crea

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The Role

The Film Editor is the final storyteller — the person who assembles the raw footage into something that breathes, moves, and lands. On an independent film, the editor is one of the most important creative collaborators a director has. The assembly edit, the director's cut, and the fine cut all require the editor to hold the film's emotional logic in mind while solving dozens of technical and structural problems per scene. We look for editors who can maintain creative perspective across months of work, who are skilled at communicating with directors under pressure, and who bring their own editorial intelligence to the material rather than simply executing instruction.

What We Look For

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Feature or short film editing credits with strong dramatic work in the portfolio

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Technical fluency in Avid, Premiere, or DaVinci Resolve

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Ability to build an assembly and shape it through successive cuts collaboratively

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Strong story instincts, particularly around performance and narrative rhythm

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Patience and creative resilience across a long post-production process

Working with Indie Matter

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Original Stories Only

We develop original screenplays exclusively. No IP, no franchise sequels, no adaptations. Every project starts from a blank page.

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Collaborative by Design

Independent film lives and dies by its crew. We work with people who bring genuine creative investment alongside technical excellence.

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UK-Based Productions

London-based studio, shooting across the UK. We look for crew who understand the realities of lean independent production without compromising on quality.

FAQ

Do editors at Indie Matter work on-site or remotely?

Primarily remotely, with regular review sessions with the director. We are flexible on working arrangements.

Are editors expected to attend the shoot?

Not always, but we encourage editors to visit set at least once to understand the material and build the relationship with the director.

Does the editor manage the post-production pipeline?

The editor manages the edit itself. Post-production pipeline management sits with the post-production supervisor.

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