Editing In Film (Part 1)

• What is editing in film? 
• Why is editing significant to film-making?
• Who is responsible for editing?

The art and craft of trimming and putting together during the post-production of a film is known as film editing. It requires making a number of technical and artistic choices, including assembling the material in a purposeful order and adding transitions. Film editing is sometimes described as "invisible art." A poor performance, scene, story, or film can be saved by effective editing. Editing is important because it has the ability to mentally and emotionally influence the audience. The film editor aids in bringing the director's vision to reality.

Name a famous film editor and their note-worthy movies.

Famous film editor Chris Lebenzon has worked on movies in a variety of genres, including comedies, musicals, dramas, fantasy films, and action movies. He has a reputation for working frequently with director Tim Burton. Around 13 billion dollars have been made worldwide from the films he has edited.  He has edited popular films such as Batman Returns (1992), The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993), and Alice in Wonderland (2010).