Editing in Film

 So, what really is editing in film?  The term film editing is derived from the traditional process of working with film, but now it increasingly involves the use of digital technology. At the simplest level, editing determines the pace, and so the mood, of a film in three different ways. Now that we know what editing is the significance of it, the only question now is, who actually edits the film? This may be quite self-explanatory, but the film editor edits the actual film. A film editor is primarily responsible for the assembly of a film’s raw footage into the final cut of a film. Most of an editor’s work is done during post-production.