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Vivek Nipani
An immigrant's story is not complete without the struggle of belonging. Vivek Nipani began his career as a third assistant camera in Mumbai, India. His aspiration for working in Bollywood was stowed away after a traumatic experience of physical abuse. Putting this incident behind him, he had the privilege to pursue an MFA in Film and Television from Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, California. Vivek was fortunate to be trained by some of the best in the documentary fraternity. Luminaries like Arthur Dong, Oscar nominee and a member of the Academy, and finding a mentor in his professor Bob DeMaio who helped develop his craft as a documentary student and now as a professional. With these foundations, Vivek worked on three feature documentaries. In 2016, he was nominated for the Student Oscars and ended up as a semi-finalist for his short film, A Tale Of Two Veils, which also won Best Documentary and Promotion of Social Justice at Paramount Studios, LA. As the story goes true for most student immigrants in the US, this fairytale saga came with a timer. He was again packing his bags to return back to India due to visa restrictions. While his cohort was struggling to raise grant money for their features, Vivek spent all his energy to just belong in a place. In 2017 he returned to India after a successful life in the US. But his return did not stop him from continuing his journey as a filmmaker. Shortly after, in 2018, he was hired as an Editor on his first feature documentary, Who Is My Neighbor. In 2019 he was granted his permanent residency in Canada where he now lives and works. Vivek is an intersectional environmentalist, scuba diver, Sea Shepherd Veteran, and a student of Vipassana meditation.
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Virginie Danglades
Experienced, versatile, dedicated editor. I love the craft of editing and the art of storytelling. Always looking for the next challenging and compelling project. Immersive documentary features, shorts or series always on top of my list.
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Victoria Simpson
Victoria is a Los Angeles, CA native currently based in Astoria, NY. Through her work, Victoria aspires to bring strength and empathy to every subject she is able to work with. She is eager to collaborate and lend her voice to your next story.
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Vishesh Sharma
Vishesh is a New York-based digital video director, producer & editor. He grew up in Delhi, India. Coming from a family of film distributors, Vishesh was always interested in various aspects of media and entertainment. He has worked in film, tv, and advertising production in India, with filmmakers such as Rishi Kapoor (RK Films), Amitabha Roy and Dibakar Banerjee. In the US, he worked as a producer with ImaginAsian TV and has worked with Desihits.com as a head of production, where he managed many web series and shows for the company. His work has been showcased in festivals like Cannes, Woodstock Film Festival, New York Indian Film Festival and many more... He co-founded Kalakars.org, a collective of writers, filmmakers, and actors, striving to disrupt the status quo of South Asian and South Asian-American representation in American film and television. His first short film “Color of Anger” has won awards at various festivals. He produced a few short films since. "Love Comes Later" by Director Sonejuhi Sinha, which was one of ten short films accepted to the 2015 Cannes Film Festival. "Iftar" by Director - Giri Coneti. He recently finished working on an Italian short film by Kartik Singh “Figliuma” and a Music Videos for Sunny Jain. Vishesh is currently an editor at Merkley+Partners during the day, and working on his passion for storytelling in the evening and weekends.
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Veena Rao
I'm a documentary editor, director and producer, based in New York City. My films have screened at festivals worldwide, been featured on The New York Times Op-Docs, The Atlantic, National Geographic, Vimeo Staff Picks, and supported by Independent Television Service (ITVS), The New York City Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment, and the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA). I'm an alumna of New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, and a member of Brooklyn Filmmakers Collective, Brown Girls Doc Mafia, and New York Women in Film and Television.
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Victoria Chalk
Victoria Chalk is a European-Asian film editor with over 15 years of post-production experience. She most recently edited 2 episodes of the Peabody winning PBS documentary series “ASIAN AMERICANS”, with Renee Tajima-Pena, Leo Chiang and Grace Lee. She has editing credits on a wide array of critically acclaimed projects : Yu Gu’s feature documentary “A Woman’s Work” which premiered at the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival, PJ Raval’s feature documentary “Call Her Ganda,” (Tribeca 2018, Hotdocs, LAAPFF winner, Best Editing, Young Critics Choice, Philippines); “Ovarian Psycos,” a feature documentary directed by Joanna Sokolowski and Kate Trumbull-Lavalle (SXSW 2016, Hotdocs); “Vivre, jusqu’au bout…,” a narrative short directed by Vincent Plaidy (award winner at the 2010 Rhode Island International FF and the prestigious CNC Prix de Qualité); and additional editing on “Before You Know It,” directed by PJ Raval (SXSW, 2013). She is currently editing PJ Raval’s In Plain Sight documentary anthology series. Victoria is a DOCNY 2020 40 under 40 honoree, the 2019 Karen Schmeer Editing Fellow and organizes with A-DOC, the Asian American Documentary Network. She is a Star Wars nerd and likes fast internet.
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Veronique Doumbe
Born in France, Véronique N. Doumbé was raised in Cameroon, France and Ivory Coast. She has edited remotely for directors in the United States as well as in Kigali (Rwanda), Libreville (Gabon). Movies she recently worked on - Inner Wound Real directed by Carrie Hawks (documentary-US-2022) - Maya and her lover directed by Nicole Sylvester (feature-US-2021) - There All Along-Women of Trinidad and Tobago directed by Dr. Keisha Thompson (documentary-US-2020) - Sens Dessus Dessous directed by Matamba Kombila (TV series-9 episodes Gabon-2019) - Black Enuf directed by Carrie Hawks (Emmy nominated documentary-US-2017) - Title VII directed by Nicole Franklin ((feature-US-2017)
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VERANDA BAKER
I am a natural born story teller, that sees moving images to music and words. I love editing and collaboration. I would loke to network and fellowship with other editors. My goal is to become an award winning editor.
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Victor Antillanca
I am an experienced and dedicated film editor with close to a decade of experience.
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Valeria Depetris
Hello, I am from Argentina and I would like to join the network of editors. I have been working in the audiovisual field for more than 10 years, I have edited television programs, recitals, commercials, reels, documentary coverage of events, video clips, short films, etc. I studied Film and Television at the National University of Córdoba. This time I would like to explore new horizons and fulfill a dream that is to enter the world of documentary, for this reason I am interested in learning and starting to work in this field.
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