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EPISODE · Jun 18, 2026 · 42 MIN

Cut to the chase. How editing makes or breaks the story.

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Get set before you get to set. In this episode, we're bringing you live recordings from our PrePros meetup focused entirely on the art of editing and hosted at BBH USA for up-and-coming creatives and producers in advertising. Hear about how edit makes or breaks the story, tips on how to make a great edit, and overall advice for running an edit featuring industry veterans and production pros from BBH USA, Arcade Edit, Mackcut, Cabin Edit and Park Pictures.Guests include:BBH USA: Alex Booker (Head of Creative), Tasha Cronin (Head of Production), Kim Kietz (Executive Producer)Arcade Edit: Alex Pirrone (Editor)Mackcut: Ian Mackenzie (Editor)Cabin Edit: Dylan Edwards (Editor)Park Pictures: J.M. Harper (Director)---------------Hosted by Rachel Frederick and Patrick BurkeEvent produced by Danica Rosen and Maria Elena Lopez-FrankLive Sound provided by Sonic UnionEngineers: Kory Burrell, Carly Morgan, Alex Thiel Producer: Pat SullivanOriginal Music and Audio Post Production provided by Sonic UnionExecutive Creative Director: Halle Petro Editor: Carly MorganHost Recording Engineer and Mixer: Dean Metherell Music Producer: Justin MorrisMusic Production Assistant: Britt JonesComposer & Creative Director: Zac ColwellHead of Production: Pat Sullivan

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