About me

After completing my Masters in Editing at RITCS in 2023, I decided to transition from a student freelancer to a full-time freelancer.

I’ve already had the opportunity to work on several notable projects. During my studies, I edited two award-winning short films, Only Me, Me Alone and La Marelle, both of which were screened internationally.

I then worked as a junior editor on The Silent Treatment, Caroline Strubbe’s upcoming feature film, and as an assistant editor on The Idylle, directed by Aron Rookus. In both roles I worked closely under the supervision of David Verdurme.

Thanks to the trust they placed in me, I was able to develop my skills and knowledge in the fascinating world of fiction.

In between these major projects, I haven’t been idle. I’ve continued to challenge myself by editing student shorts, music videos, event footage and experimenting with VFX – learning valuable skills that I can bring to future projects!

Why editing?

 

From the moment I could speak, all I did was ask why things were the way they were. This often led to very annoying car rides on holiday, but it was clear evidence of my curiosity. It’s something I still carry with me today and, hopefully in a less annoying way, bring to my conversations with directors and colleagues. I enjoy finding meaning and intent in the films I edit, discussing it with the director and translating it to the screen.

Software I use

As an editor in 2024, I believe that software shouldn’t be an obstacle to create the best possible result, that’s why I like to work with all the common non-linear editing softwares out there.