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The Editor's Cut

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The Editor's Cut is a monthly podcast that explores the art of picture editing in Canada. The podcast is hosted by CCE member Sarah Taylor.

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Latest Episodes

How do issues of representation and identity shape the art and craft of film editing? Join editors Lara Johnston (FELLOW TRAVELERS), Gloria Tong (BRIA MACK GETS A LIFE), and Fabiola Caraza (THE POPULARITY PAPERS) as they discuss the intersection of f... more

Post production is all about collaboration! Join a talented panel of editors, sound designers, and composers as they reveal the behind-the-scenes magic that brings films to life. From the precision of sound design to the emotion of the score, learn h... more

Today's episode was a panel that took place in Vancouver as part of EditCon 2025. Editing is storytelling, and telling stories is what makes us human. But how do editors find, refine, and reconstruct the stories upon which we work? What differences a... more

Today's episode is a conversation that took place in Toronto during EditCon 2025 with Peter Denes and Steve Taylor, CCE, as they discuss their editing of the opus documentary THE TRAGICALLY HIP: NO DRESS REHEARSAL. This DGC Award-winning, four-part s... more

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Recent Guests

Lara Johnston
Editor on Fellow Travelers
Fellow Travelers editorial team
Episode: Editcon 2025: Toronto - Who Am I? Crafting Stories on Identity
Gloria Tong
Editor on Bria Mack Gets a Life
Bria Mack Gets a Life editorial team
Episode: Editcon 2025: Toronto - Who Am I? Crafting Stories on Identity
Fabiola Caraza
Editor on The Popularity Papers
The Popularity Papers editorial team
Episode: Editcon 2025: Toronto - Who Am I? Crafting Stories on Identity
Peter Denes
Editor/Filmmaker on the Tragically Hip project
The Tragically Hip documentary team
Episode: EditCon 2025: Toronto - Tragically Hip: No Dress Rehearsal
Steve Taylor
Editor/Filmmaker on the Tragically Hip project
The Tragically Hip documentary team
Episode: EditCon 2025: Toronto - Tragically Hip: No Dress Rehearsal
Sandra Adair
Celebrated editor known for her long-standing collaboration with Richard Linklater.
Episode: In Conversation with Sandra Adair, ACE
Myron Kerstein
Editor known for his work on 'Wicked' and 'Wicked for Good', with accolades including Oscar nominations and Ace Eddie Awards.
Episode: Wicked: For Good with Myron Kerstein, ACE
Mary Blee
Editor of 'The Wild Robot'
The Wild Robot
Episode: EditCon 2025: Our Animated Heroines
Marissa Horwitz
Editor of 'Inside Out 2'
Inside Out 2
Episode: EditCon 2025: Our Animated Heroines

Host

Sarah Taylor
Host of discussions centered on film editing, highlighting the experiences and insights from various professionals in the industry.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 30 ratings
  • Great for all filmmakers

    Knowledgeable hosts having great, in depth conversations with editors. Focused on Canadian cinema but worth listening to regardless of whether you’re in Canada or not.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ry-Tron
    Canada3 years ago
  • Inspiring and motivating!

    This is my favourite podcast to listen to about all things editing, and I love how it shines a spotlight on the incredible talent of editors across Canada.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AG 2020
    Canada3 years ago
  • Really different

    A really different kind of Canadian film podcast. Love hearing from the editing perspective!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    raphael_tm
    Canada3 years ago
  • Terrific Podcast

    If you’re interested in editing, listen to this show.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Grumpy Old Greg
    Canada3 years ago
  • Great for Editors, Directors and Writers

    I went searching for a podcast that discussed all aspects of the craft of editing with working Editors. I landed upon this one. Intelligent, informative and focused, this podcast speaks to not just Editors but Writer’s and Director’s. I look forward to catching up on the past seasons.

    Terrance Odette

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    T.Odette
    Canada3 years ago

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Reviews commonly note the podcast's focus on Canadian cinema while also appealing to wider audiences interested in film editing.
Listeners appreciate the knowledgeable and engaging discussions focused on editing, often highlighting the unique perspectives provided by industry professionals.
Listeners value the depth and intelligence of the conversations that delve into various aspects of the editing process, making it a highlighted resource for creatives.
Many find it inspiring and motivating, emphasizing the underrepresented voices of editors in film narratives.

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EditCon 2025: Edmonton - From Cut to Score: How Collaboration Shapes Film and TV
Q: What advice would you give to someone entering the field?
Cultivate craft across all media, remain open and flexible, understand every team member's role, avoid ego, and cultivate easy collaboration; storytelling and emotional honesty come from teamwork and a willingness to learn from others.
EditCon 2025: Edmonton - From Cut to Score: How Collaboration Shapes Film and TV
Q: What has been a standout collaboration or moment in your career?
Several guests recount large-scale collaboration moments, such as working with orchestras (Abbey Road), field recordings for wildlife docs, and long-running collaborative relationships with directors like Tasha Hubbard, which deepen trust and shared language across multiple projects.
EditCon 2025: Edmonton - From Cut to Score: How Collaboration Shapes Film and TV
Q: How do you approach starting a project musically and visually?
Editors describe building a mood with temp tracks, discussing with directors, and sometimes sharing a range of options to establish a direction before finalizing music and sound. The emphasis is on collaboration and late-stage adjustments being normal but managed through clear communication.
EditCon 2025: Toronto - Tragically Hip: No Dress Rehearsal
Q: How did you handle use of music from The Hip, and what about stems and archivals?
They were encouraged to use extensive Hip music and even stems for certain eras; the team used AI to split tracks into vocals, guitar, and drums, then swapped Gord's vocals for master takes in audio post where appropriate, enabling flexible score and vocal arrangements.
EditCon 2025: Halifax - Finding the Story
Q: How do you decide what to keep and what to let go of when the story begins to change in the edit?
Editors rely on a narrative goal, a clear sense of the intended feeling or message, and a tiered approach to how sound, color, and rhythm support the core story; if something doesn't serve the story, it's removed, but options are always kept to revisit later.

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This podcast focuses on the intricate art of picture editing, particularly within the Canadian film industry. Each episode typically features discussions with experienced editors who share insights from their careers, touching on their creative processes, collaboration with directors, and the technical and emotional aspects of editing various projects, including feature films and documentaries. Listeners can expect a deep exploration of topics such as the significance of storytelling in editing, the challenges of remote work, and the evolution of editing in an increasingly digital world.

Notably, it provides a platform for editors to showcase their contributions to film and television, which are often overlooked in broader cinematic discus... more

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1. Lara Johnston
2. Gloria Tong
3. Fabiola Caraza
4. Peter Denes
5. Steve Taylor
6. Sandra Adair
7. Myron Kerstein
8. Mary Blee

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