Episode 3 - Editing w/ Shahnaz Dulaimy

<p>A conversation with Iraqi feature-length film editor Shahnaz Dulaimy about the many layers of editing. We discuss storytelling, sound, pacing, gender, and more.</p> <p>Speaker bio: Shahnaz Dulaimy is a feature film editor who started her career in the Arab film industry working on Annemarie Jacir’s&nbsp;<em>When I Saw You&nbsp;</em>(2012), Naji Abu Nowar’s Oscar nominated&nbsp;<em>Theeb&nbsp;</em>(2014), and Shahad Ameen's Oscar selected <em>Scales</em> (2019).<em>&nbsp;</em>She studied filmmaking in Rome, and delved into extensive research of film editing theories, and applying them in practice. Shahnaz went on to become the first Avid certified editor in the Middle East, and has been actively cutting films since.</p> <p>Donate! Please consider donating towards our work: Patreon.com/habibicollective. A small monthly donation goes a long way towards paying innumerable costs including: screening fees for filmmakers, MGs, design assets and the endless web costs of developing a streaming service. Habibi Collective operates completely on a volunteer-led basis—is vital that we stay independent.</p> --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/roisin-tapponi/support" rel="payment">https://anchor.fm/roisin-tapponi/support</a>