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edit

[ed-it] / ˈɛd ɪt /


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However, he also wanted to ensure the production was well-curated and wanted to do things physically, rather than digitally in editing, as much as possible.

From BBC

“Michael was a genius. He could be mesmerizing and always, always, always brilliant,” said Alan Howard, who edited “Bookworm” for 31 years.

From Los Angeles Times

They say neither Tyra nor any of the show's producers had any say over the final edit of the documentary or the editorial direction of the project.

From BBC

The film features footage of rehearsals, which she edited, and invites the viewer to get a bird's eye view of the unusual creative collaboration between the actress and the dancer.

From Barron's

Styled in Acne Studios’ Valentine’s Day edit, three L.A. creative couples brought us into their worlds as they reflected on their artistic journeys, relationships and personal styles as a tool for connection.

From Los Angeles Times