Edit Scene Events

As the weather gets cooler and the tendency to stay inside is greater, there are a few distractions to drag you away from your edit room but involve staring at another screen.

First up is the Adobe MAX - The Creativity Conference taking place online between 26th - 28th October.

Adobe is obviously the creator of the very versatile editing software Premiere Pro.

The event itself is free.

More importantly you are able to listen to an impressive array of international creatives, including musicians, designers, film and tv editors, actors, workflow specialists (among many others) as they discuss sectors of the creative industry that encompass 3D and AR, Education, Graphic Design, Photography, Video etc etc. The list is extensive.

Check out the catalogue here and input a few events into your diary across the Tuesday - Thursday sessions.

For us film and tv editors - Jason Levine is hosting a workshop on audio editing and Adobe’s Karl Soule walks you through an effective way to utilize Creative Cloud’s tools in an edit scenario.

Check out all the Premiere Pro sessions here.

Watching new content is always a good way to spend your time… and there is plenty on offer over the next few weeks courtesy of some great film festivals who have embraced the online festival world.

Banff Mountain Film and Book Festival: 30th October - 7th November

This festival showcases the best of adventure and exploration films from around the world. Prepare to be entranced by beautiful landscapes and storytelling and the early bird virtual screening ticket is $125 (Canadian Dollars).

Then over to Hawaii for the Hawaii International Film Festival from 4th November - 28th November.

An Individual Pass to watch the online programme at the Hawaii International Film Festival is $150 (American Dollars). Showcasing a large catalogue of new and emerging talent in the Asia-Pacific region, you are guaranteed to experience very unique content.

Then over in New York, this isn’t an online event but an in-person festival, it’s DOC NYC - America’s Largest Documentary Festival which takes place from 10th November - 18th November.

Their schedule is now live - plus they have a full Editing Day on Sunday 14th November.

So if you are in New York, purchase the Editing Day pass for $99 and attend that great day of panels which includes representatives from the Alliance of Documentary Editors, a case study of editor Josh L Pearson and his work on Summer of Soul, Bob Eisenhardt discussing his work on the feature documentary The Rescue and a masterclass with editors Rebecca Adorno, Katharine Garrison and Pax Wasserman describing their process on how to create main characters.

The schedule for the IDFA is not published yet however the festival will take place between 17th November - 28th November and you can avail of their library of films here from previous years.

Happy viewing!

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