How Do You Become A Film Editor?
Breaking into filmmaking is no easy task. Because of its perceived glamour, jobs in TV and film production are highly sought after, competition is steep. She with the best skills will undoubtedly get the job.Working in post production is a constant rush to beat a deadline. Work hours can be erratic, directors and producers tend to change their minds frequently, computers crash. All these variables can create a stressful work environment for the editor. Going to film school or studying television production is a great start. The classroom is a great place to learn the professional terminology used in film and television production as well as get some fundamental skills in camera work, sound, lighting and editing. Getting any job in production can be frustrating. Landing that first job is the toughest. Working for free on a few independent productions is a good way to get a foot in the door and meet people who might help aspiring editors find paying gigs. If any offer comes through, be i
