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I. What they do:A. Edit film for movies, television shows,

commercials, and broadcasting eventsB. Cut and reassemble film segments into

an effective story sequenceC. Use editing equipment to insert music,

dialogue, and sound effectsD. Work closely with the Director to review

and make corrections to the film

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II. Tools they use:A. Desktop or laptop computersB. Nonlinear digital editing systemsC. Viewing machines and film bins to

organize scenes  

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III. Working conditions:A. They work in cutting rooms, projection

rooms, and on shooting stagesB. Work hours range from 40 to 60 hours

per weekC. Deadlines create long hours and high

stressD. Editors are often required to travel to

large metropolitan areas

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IV. Who they work for:A. The motion picture industryB. Television networksC. Broadcasting stations

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V. Training required:A. A degree in filmmaking is helpful, but not

necessaryB. College courses in English, Art, and

PhotographyC. Experience interning with an assistant film

editorD. Training through union apprenticeships

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VI. Skills:A. Ability to synthesize and reorganize

informationB. Ability to communicate and disseminate

information clearlyC. Ability to evaluate the quality of a productD. Ability to monitor and assess personal

workmanship 

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VII. Knowledge areas:A. Knowledge of media production and

dissemination techniquesB. Knowledge of alternative ways to inform

and entertain using visual mediaC. Knowledge of computer technology and

electronic equipment

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VIII. Income:A.Median income for a Film and Video Editor

is approximately $52,940 per year (2011)

B. Current employment is approximately 26,000 employees (2010)

C. Projected job openings between 2010 and 2020 is approximately 7,300 employees

 

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