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Bio

Emmy award winning editor and producer. Partner at Union Editorial and Union Entertainment Group

"Taxi to the Dark Side,"​ which I edited and co-produced, won the 2008 Oscar for Best Documentary Feature and two Emmys for its run on HBO. The film was directed by the prolific American filmmaker Alex Gibney. In 2011, I completed another feature documentary with Alex Gibney, "Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence in the House of God"​ for HBO Documentary Films. I again served as editor and co-producer, and won my 2nd Emmy Award, for Best Editing of a Nonfiction Program. Most recently I was Consulting Editor on the Netflix Documentary "The Great Hack,” Supervising Editor of the upcoming Netflix feature documentary “Sisters on Track,” and editor of the upcoming feature doc “Introducing, Selma Blair” which premiered at SXSW and was picked up by Discovery+. My other feature film editing credits include: "Real Women Have Curves, "Freakonomics,"​ Merchant Ivory's "Heights,"​ "Harriet the Spy,"​ and "Martin Scorsese presents the Blues."​ As a partner in Union Entertainment Group, I executive produced the narrative film "Hateship, Loveship" starring Kristen Wiig and Guy Pearce. I work extensively in commercials as well, and am a partner at Union Editorial, a commercial editing company with offices in NY, LA and Austin and Union Entertainment Group, which is a film and television production company. I am currently splitting my time between editing docs and developing film and TV projects for Union to produce. One of the projects I am developing “Did You Ever Have a Family” was selected for the IFP Episodic Lab, IFP Week, and New York Stage and Film’s Filmmakers Workshop in the Summer of 2019.