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Beth Wood

Video EditorLondon, United Kingdom
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Beth Wood

Video EditorLondon, United Kingdom
Professions
  • Artist
  • Photographer
  • Film Editor
  • Film Director
LevelJunior
AvailabilityFreelance, Full-time
About me
I am a driven, creative and insightful Assistant Editor, Filmmaker and Editor who enjoys creating captive storytelling across natural history and documentary programming. I want to tell socially orientated stories that will inspire an audience and expose them to critical ideas. I am highly skilled at media management, post-production workflows, deliverables, and re-versioning. I have an in-depth knowledge of cameras, codecs, archive, UHD material, as well as data wrangling and offload kits. I am experienced with Avid Media Composer, Adobe Suite, DaVinci Resolve, and Final Cut. I am a confident shooter with C300, C100 and DSLRs. I have edited short form films with Nuffield Health the UK’s second largest healthcare charity. Previously I have worked with Paramount+, Blast Films, BBC Studios, Banijay Rights, Envy Post Production and Frieze Studios. I am eager to work in the world of high-end TV drama and pursue my goal of becoming a TV and Film Editor.
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Projects
  • Afsana Lachaux (Editor & Camera Operator)
    Afsana Lachaux (Editor & Camera Operator)Afsana is a British mother who got divorced and has been fighting a 8 year legal battle to see her son. She was seen as not obeying her ex-husband, under Dubai’s laws. Her case touches upon key inequalities between the treatment of men and women, motherhood, mental health and injustice within the law. She only sees her son Louis for 6 hours a year. Now after the trauma and endless fighting, Afsana has to pay £94,000 to cover her ex-husband’s legal bills. She is just trying to see her son. As
  • 1800 Gallons
    1800 GallonsA photoshoot I did for 1800 Gallons, a sustainable denim brand created by Emily Tan, which uses deadstock material to repurpose materials and to combat the reported 1800 gallons of water it takes to create one pair of jeans. The photos have been used extensively to promote the brand, and featured across online platforms. Press: https://www.notjustalabel.com/1800-gallons
  • Edinburgh Charity Fashion Show
    Edinburgh Charity Fashion Show
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Projects credited in
  • The Victory Arch
    The Victory ArchShort documentary about the Victory Arch statue in Iraq, and how it's history speaks of Iraq and Britain's relationship. The story is told by the British engineers who built it.
  • 1800 Gallons
    1800 GallonsMy debut collection which released in September 2019. Each piece is either constructed in recycled or deadstock materials, designed and pattern cut personally before being constructed for a fair wage in a London factory. Photos shot by Beth Wood. Modelled by Aylin Delemen and Chioma E.
Work history
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    First Assistant EditorParamount+
    London, United KingdomFreelance
    Blast! Films logo
    Blast! Films logo
    Edit AssistantBlast! Films
    London, United KingdomFreelance
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Skills
  • Film
  • Camera Operation
  • Videography
  • Final Cut Pro
  • Adobe Premiere Pro
  • Photoshop
  • Fashion Photography
  • Curation
  • Art Direction
  • Post Production
Education
    Edinburgh College of Art logo
    Edinburgh College of Art logo
    Intermedia, BA (Hons) Fine ArtEdinburgh College of Art
     - Edinburgh, United Kingdom
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    Foundation Diploma in Art and DesignKingston University
     - London, United Kingdom
    Distinction