Mae Manning

-Responsible for assembling recorded raw footage into a final product suitable for broadcasting. -Carrying out editing duties involving finalizing technical aspects such as correcting faulty footage and adding special effects. -Overseeing the quality of audio and video engineering. -Assembling all raw footage following an outline and/or shot list or screenplay. -Digitally cutting files in order to put them together to ensure the logical sequencing and smooth running of the film. -Capable of determining footage that is unusable. - View all footage and determine which scenes end up on cutting room floor. - Responsible for rearrangement of scenes. - Work with and manipulate raw camera footage, dialogue, sound effects, graphics and special effects. - Insert music, sound, or optical effects. Works on a variety of productions including: -feature films; -music videos; -demo reels; -television programs; -short films; -commercials; -training videos.