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About Lindsay
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I am a film and television editor/director with over 20 years experience in the Los Angeles post-production community. more...
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Editor Lindsay Mofford interviewed for The Sacrifice. 
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Lindsay D. Mofford
Film and Television Editor/Director
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Apple Of My Eye
Film Feature
Dir: Castille Landon
Prod: Dori A. Rath and Joseph Restaino
2017
Role: Editor
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Chalk_RX
Film Feature
Dir: Victoria Mahoney
2015
Role: Editor
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Behind The Scenes: Selena Gomez Searching
Film Short
Dir: Victoria Mahoney
2015
Role: Editor
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Searching
Film Narrative Short
Dir: Victoria Mahoney
Prod: Amanda de Cadenet
2015
Role: Editor
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Wracked
Film Narrative Short
Dir: Victoria Mahoney
Prod: Noah Mills and Jouri Smit
2013
Role: Editor
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Candyland
Film Narrative Short
Dir: Jouri Smit
Prod: Jonathan Venguer
2013
Role: Editor
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Sweet Old World
Film Narrative Feature
Dir: David Zeiger
Prod: Vangie Griego
2012
Role: Editor
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The Sacrifice
Film Narrative Short
Dir: Diane Namm
2008
Role: Editor
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Vendetta: No Conscience, No Mercy
Film Narrative Feature
Dir: Dan McCarthy
Prod: Julian Valdes
2004
Role: Editor
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Urbania
Film Narrative Feature
Dir: Jon Shear
Prod: Stephanie Golden | J. Todd Harris | Jon Shear
2000
Role: Editing Consultant
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Alien Vacation
Film Narrative Feature
Dir: Paul Hoen
1999
Role: Editor
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Disturbing The Peace
Film Narrative Feature
Dir: Thomas P. Smith
1996
Role: Editor
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The Rock
Film Narrative Feature
Dir: Michael Bay
Prod: Jerry Bruckheimer
1996
Role: Associate Editor
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Dead Presidents
Film Feature
Dir: Albert and Allen Hughes
Prod: The Hughes Brothers
1995
Role: Assistant Editor
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Se7en
Film Narrative Feature
Dir: David Fincher
Prod: Phyllis Carlyle
1995
Role: Assistant Editor
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The Next Karate Kid
Film Feature
Dir: Christopher Cain
Prod: Jerry Weintraub
1994
Role: ssistant Editor
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Sliver
Film Narrative Feature
Dir: Phillip Noyce
Prod: Robert Evans
1993
Role: Assistant Editor
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For Richer, For Poorer
Film Feature
Dir: Jay Sandrich
Prod: David R. Ginsburg
1992
Role: Assistant Editor
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Disarm HateDocumentary2020 Director: Julianna Brudek Producer: Rj Holguin | Derek James Hoppe Rugged Entertainment Role: Editing Consultant Three years ago, the news of Pulse Orlando nightclub shocked and devastated the LGBTQ community. One man, a hairdresser and activist from New Jersey, Jason Hayes, decided to do something. Without experience, money or celebrity backing, he began organizing a national rally for gun violence prevention and LGBTQ civil rights to be held in Washington D.C only two months after Pulse. He called the rally DISARM HATE. Meanwhile, on the other side of the map, nine strangers from Los Angeles, made it their life's mission to get to DISARM HATE to stand behind Jason. Along the way, they stopped at sites where other LGBTQs were murdered with firearms in order to have a discussion about two of America's most polarizing past times: hate and guns. As the group opens up, they learn about themselves, the struggles within their own community, and how gun violence has ravaged our country and our lives, across all cultural, and racial lines. Disarm Hate--the Film is a call to action for anyone new to activism, tired of divisive media politics, and ready to get out and make the world a better place. Not by taking away our Constitutional rights, but by spreading knowledge, understanding and compassion in a world where it is lacking. Edited by Daniela Hinsch |
My Name Means FutureDocumentary Museum Exhibit2020 Director: Andrea Bowers Role: Editor and Post Producer The extended trailer from the 51 minute film "My Name Means Future". Tokata Iron Eyes is a member of the Standing Rock Sioux tribe and has been involved with the movement to stop the Dakota Access Pipeline since its inception. We asked the young activist to show us some of her most sacred places in South Dakota. With a small group of friends - all artists and activists, they traveled together for 4 days in September recording video interviews and landscape drone shots of the youth activist discussing the landscapes, their histories, as well as the personal and political issues that arose from being in these sacred sites. In the Lakota language, “Tokata” means “Future”. A Film by Andrea Bowers Editor Lindsay Mofford Director of Photography Teena Pugliese |
The CauldronDocumentary Series2019 Director: Paul Cronin and David Zeiger Displaced Films Role: Editor (with Alexandra Velasco) In April 1968, students at Columbia University and the nearby women’s college, Barnard, occupied five campus buildings and for one week brought the prestigious institution to its knees. Led by the Students’ Afro-American Society in coalition with the white students, they fought against the Vietnam War and the university racism. The Columbia Revolt riveted the nation and began a wave of defiance felt for years. |
Clip from J20 and J21_Disrupt and ResistDocumentary Museum Exhibit2018 Director: Andrea Bowers Producer: Kaufmann Repetto, Milan Role: Editor This is an excerpt from the film "J20&J21_#Disrupt and Resist This piece is from the #DisruptJ20 was a collective of activists who came together in Washington D.C. for a series of mass protests to shut down the inauguration ceremonies of Donald Trump on January 20th, 2017. Beginning in the early morning of the inauguration, #DisruptJ20 held direct actions at each of the security checkpoints leading to the entry of the inaugural parade route and the commencement ceremony. Groups of activists who risked arrest to block attendance to the Trump inaugural ceremonies included: The Movement for Black Lives Checkpoint Blockade, The Future is Feminist Checkpoint Blockade, Climate Justice Checkpoint Blockade, Qockblockade Brigade: Queer Checkpoint Blockade, Labor Justice Checkpoint Blockade, Showing Up For Racial Justice Checkpoint Blockade and Communities Under Attack Checkpoint Blockade. At noon, the Festival of Resistance march began at Union Station and arrived at McPherson Square by 3pm, where #DisruptJ20 had an ongoing presence all day. Numerous autonomous actions in solidarity with #DisruptJ20 happened throughout DC, including the anti-capitalist bloc, Workers World Party marches, a march by Refuse Fascism blocking Route 395, and many others. Directed by Andrea Bowers Edited by Lindsay D. Mofford |
Travels in VietnamDocumentary Series2017 Role: Post Producer and Editor In July of 2014, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism invited journalist and filmmakers from around the world to travel throughout Viet Nam in a program they organized called "Exciting Vietnam". Here is one from a collection of videos fellow travelers Evangeline Griego, Natalia Almada and Lindsay D. Mofford made from some of the beauty we experienced in the amazing country of Vietnam. |
Apple Of My EyeFilm Feature2017 Director: Castille Landon Producer: Dori A. Rath and Joseph Restaino Sony Pictures Role: Editor A young girl struggles after a traumatic horse riding accident causes her to lose her eyesight. Charles, the head trainer of Southeastern Guide Dogs played by Burt Reynolds, trains Apple, a miniature horse, to be her companion and surrogate eyes. |
Shut It DownDocumentary2017 Director: David Zeiger Displaced Films Role: Editor With deeply personal stories and newly uncovered archival material, SHUT IT DOWN! tells the still untold and endlessly caricatured story of the 1960s Student Movement. |
Suburban Neighborhood SuiteDocumentary Series2017 Director: Lindsay D. Mofford Producer: Lindsay D. Mofford Hen House Studios Role: Produced, Directed, and Edited |
Hillary Clinton InterviewTelevision Special2016 Role: Editor In a special episode of The Conversation for LifeTime Channel, Amanda de Cadenet sits down for an intimate one on one with Presidential Candidate Secretary Hillary Clinton. Joining her on the show to ask Hillary some questions are YouTubers Glozell,Shameless Maya and Chriselle Lim. |
UntoldDocumentary Short2016 Director: David Zeiger Displaced Films Role: Editor Three years after their shared nightmare, the filmmaker and his daughter tell the story that is deeply hidden in the shadows of high school life today-a teenage dream turned into an all-too-common nightmare. |
Chalk_RXFilm Feature2015 Director: Victoria Mahoney Role: Editor Long kept secrets are unravelled, on an exhaustive hunt for murder suspects. |
Revolution & ReligionDocumentary2015 Role: Editor A new Film of REVOLUTION AND RELIGION: The Fight for Emancipation and the Role of Religion; A Dialogue Between CORNEL WEST & BOB AVAKIAN at Riverside Church, NYC |
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Light & Noir: Exiles & Emigres in HollywoodDocumentary Museum Exhibit2014 Role: Editor Light & Noir: Exiles and Émigrés in Hollywood, a traveling museum exhibit produced by the Skirball Cultural Center, pays tribute to the German-speaking actors, directors, writers, and composers — many of them Jewish — who fled Nazi persecution in Europe and went on to shape Hollywood’s “Golden Age.” |
Behind The Scenes: Selena Gomez SearchingFilm Short2015 Director: Victoria Mahoney Role: Editor Searching - Behind The Scenes - Selena Gomez and Shiloh Fernandez, music by Trinket An intimate behind the scenes experience with Selena Gomez at the"Searching" shoot for Flaunt Magazine. |
WrackedFilm Narrative Short2013 Director: Victoria Mahoney Producer: Noah Mills and Jouri Smit RAD Productions Role: Editor Noah Mills pens and stars in Wracked, a film which tells of a man’s first 48 hours once released from prison as he struggles to catch up with the life he left behind. Review: Swide.com |
SearchingFilm Narrative Short2015 Director: Victoria Mahoney Producer: Amanda de Cadenet Flaunt Magazine Role: Editor A short film Shot & Directed by Victoria Mahoney at the iconic Rosslyn Hotel, Downtown Los Angeles for Flaunt Magazine. Executive Produced by Amanda de Cadenet. Starring Selena Gomez and Shiloh Fernandez |
Go Public: Mise En PlaceDocumentary Series2012 Director: Lindsay D. Mofford Producer: Dawn & Jim O'Keeffe Blue Field Productions Role: Director and Editor "Mise En Place" follows a day in the life of Donnetha Wallace, the culinary arts teacher at Blair High School, Pasadena (CA), as she engages and inspires her students. This 4 minute film is part of the GO PUBLIC multi-platform project which chronicles one day – May 8, 2012 – at all 28 Pasadena school district campuses, following 50 students, teachers, administrators, staff and volunteers. |
CandylandFilm Narrative Short2013 Director: Jouri Smit Producer: Jonathan Venguer RAD Productions Role: Editor Candyland, 2013, written and directed by Jouri Smit, is a film that shows the extent to which prescription drug abuse has reached epidemic levels. Jack Smith (Noah Mills) seems to have it all. He's handsome, stylish, successful in the movie business, and he's got a lovely girlfriend, Amber Leahy (Roxy Olin). With Los Angeles as the backdrop, the story spans the course of one day and we learn quickly that Jack Smith chomps down prescription drugs (Adderall, Ritalin, Vicodin, and Viagra) like a kid with a package of starbursts. The effects are devastating. |
The Conversation with Amanda de CadenetDocumentary Series2013 Role: Editor Produced by Lexus for L/Studio, The Conversation is series of 12 interviews between Amanda de Cadenet and a wide range of notable women including Milla Jovovich, Zoe Saldana, Jamie KIng and Chelsea Handler. See episodes online. |
Sweet Old WorldFilm Narrative Feature2012 Director: David Zeiger Producer: Vangie Griego Displaced Films Role: Editor Sweet Old World tells the fictional story of a father (Brian) and teenage son (Ethan) whose lives were shattered when the son's brother was killed in an accident seven years earlier. Both trapped in their own private grief and pain, their relationship has grown strained and cold over the years. The return of the dead son's best friend causes Brian and Ethan's carefully constructed protective shells to shatter-bringing them both to the brink of disaster. Throughout, the story is driven by Ethan, whose new-found, and seemingly uncharacteristic willingness to flirt with danger under the influence of his brother's friend forces Brian to confront his own buried grief. The film blends the fictional characters into the real-life, South Pasadena (CA) High School Marching Band, which '...lends the film a greater sense of realism than more glossy Hollywood productions about teens deliver.' Reviews: Access Atlanta Filmicability |
Finding HopeTelevision Pilot2011 Director: Diane Namm Lady of the Canyon Role: Editor Esmee Johnson (Molly Quinn) has seen, heard and experienced things that no child ever should; forced to become the Rev. Ezra Dobbins (Chris Mulkey) sixth wife when she was just 13, she does what she must to stay alive. Esmee will not give in or give up, escape is the only way. And so Esmee runs. Pursued by the cult she flees, persecuted by the government who wants to use her as a witness, and wanted by the pimps who conned her into seeking refuge with them -- Esmee runs to stay alive. |
Senior Year_Ten Years LaterTelevision Series1999 to 2011 Director: David Zeiger Displaced Films/KCET Role: Editor During the 1999/2000 school year, six young filmmakers followed a diverse group of 15 teenagers through their last year in at Fairfax High public school in Los Angeles It was a pivotal period for each of them, living on the fulcrum between teenage life and the adult world they face. In 2011, we find them together again and ask them about their last 10 years. |
1950's Los Angeles TodayDocumentary Special2009 Director: David Zeiger Producer: Ken Shapiro Displaced Films Role: Editor Larger than life pop-culture humorist Charles Phoenix gives us a Los Angeles tour. One of 15 films I edited for the 50th anniversary of the Los Angeles Holiday Celebration screened at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion. |
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We'll Always Have DingleDocumentary2010 Director: Geoff Wonfor Lady of the Canyon |
SASADocumentary2010 Director: Diane Namm Lady of the Canyon Role: Editor This is a story of a young Burmese boy's extraordinary journey out of the jungle and his evolution into a leader. Audience Choice Award @ My Hero Festival |
The SacrificeFilm Narrative Short2008 Director: Diane Namm Lady of the Canyon Role: Editor What happens to a 13-year-old girl when she’s taken from her home and forced to marry? This film by Diane Namm and Uncommon Media is the prequel to Finding Hope. |
South of NowhereTelevision Series2007 Director: Paul Hoen Producer: Greg Hampson Jersey Prods / Noggin Role: Series Editor A complete episode from Season 3 as an example of the show's rhythm and style with music predominately chosen by me, the editor. |
South of Nowhere (Season 2)Television Series2006 to 2008 Director: Bethany Rooney, Robert Townsend and Charles Randolph-Wright Producer: Greg Hampson Jersey Prods / Noggin Role: Series Editor South of Nowhere follows the Carlin family as they deal with the complexity of identity and struggle to make sense of their lives. The second season finds Spencer, Clay and Glen dealing with thorny issues surrounding who to be-and whom to love. Charismatic bisexual Ashley and compelling hottie Aiden add to the drama that has now become a fixture in their lives in Los Angeles. Spencer finds herself finally coming to terms with her sexuality, only to be confronted with her mother's rage when her relationship with Ashley is uncovered one wrenching night. Spencer goes on to deal with coming out to her family and coping with the aftermath at home and at school. Parents and children alike find that knowing your own mind-and knowing your own heart-isn't quite as simple as they'd imagined. |
The Signature of All ThingsDocumentary2006 Hen House Studios Role: Director, Producer, Editor |
Learning to FallDocumentary Short2008 Role: Editor Stricken with ALS, Musician Eric Lowen gathers together a remarkable group of people to raise their voices as a choir. Everyone there had been profoundly affected by ALS, a progressive, neurodegenerative disease (commonly referred to as Lou Gehrigs Disease) for which no cure has been found. |
Sir! No Sir!Documentary2005 Director: David Zeiger Displaced Films/Balcony Films Role: Co-editor (with May Rigler) In this documentary, celebrities such as Jane Fonda join their voices with veterans and soldiers to recount the largely suppressed antiwar movement that occurred within the United States military over the course of the Vietnam War. Using archival news footage and contemporary interviews with Vietnam veterans, the film discusses the G.I.s' growing distrust of the war and details the U.S. Army's swift, severe and often secret response to the expression of antiwar sentiments within its ranks. In this scene, Veteran Jerry Lembcke breaks the myth that GI's were spat upon when they returned from Vietnam. |
Fatal CharmDocumentary2005 Director: Harlan Steinberger Producer: Randi Steinberger/Hen House Studios Hen House Studios Role: Co-Editor and Post Producer The trailer for the film "Fatal Charm", which follows four lifelong best friends who at age 17 are the members of the Catholic school's popular emo-speed metal band "Fatal Charm." Emerging from the echoing halls and banging locker doors of a Los Angeles high school in 1996 ,it follows Orlando Ravelo and singer / guitarist George Nakhla, joined with classmates Steven De Luna on bass and Michael La Penza on guitar to form a bulwark for the Zero Tolerance generation (and generally raise a little hell in the process). Influenced by bands such as Korn and the Deftones, they began creating emotionally-charged hard-core music drawing from both the commonality of their American experience and from their Mexican-Indian, Egyptian, Italian, and Cuban backgrounds. Together, forever, they go into the studio to record. This is the beginning of the transition from the idyll of high school stardom through the first years after graduation, when their intense friendships face the classic post-graduation drift. Directed and produced by Harlan and Randi Steinberger. Edited by Lindsay Mofford and Mimi Lipson Post Produced by Tucker Stilley and Lindsay Mofford HenHouse Studios Production |
Vendetta: No Conscience, No MercyFilm Narrative Feature2004 Director: Dan McCarthy Producer: Julian Valdes Shooting Spree Films Role: Editor After watching their father being gunned down in front of their eyes as children, Thomas and Sean Phelan grow up building their lives on opposite ends of the law. Thomas, the studious and responsible brother, creates a better life for himself through education and hard, honest work. |
Critical Times: FishboneDocumentaryDirector: Harlan Steinberger, Lindsay Mofford, Tucker Stilley Hen House Studios Role: Co-editor (with Tucker Stilley) Excerpt from Critical Times: Fishbone's Henhouse Sessions In 2001, the legendary, influential and voraciously eclectic band Fishbone arrived to record their newest material at the Hen House, a free community recording studio -- fully wired for digital sound and video. What commenced was an in-depth look at a veteran musical group during its sometimes painful reincarnation phase. Primarily thought of as an almost religious experience -- the brutally joyous live shows of the band have been long known -- what is less understood is the source of this inspired madness. |
Funny Old GuysDocumentary2003 Director: David Zeiger Producer: David Zeiger Displaced Films/HBO Role: Editor Every Tuesday, an elderly group of former TV writers and producers gets together for lunch. They talk, laugh, and argue about anything and everything-from the early days of TV to the state of their prostates. But when one -- Academy Award winning blacklisted writer Frank Tarloff -- discovers he is dying, he takes his friends on a journey they never expected. At 83, Frank has one more victory to win -- and the last laugh will be his. |
Senior YearDocumentary2002 Director: David Zeiger Displaced Films / PBS Role: Supervising Editor A six-hour documentary series following 15 high school seniors for the entire school year. "During the 1999/2000 school year, six young filmmakers followed a diverse group of 15 teenagers through their last year in public school. It was a pivotal period for each of them, living on the fulcrum between teenage life and the adult world they face. The students attended Fairfax High, the most diverse high school in Los Angeles, and each filmmaker spent the entire year with two to three kids, documenting their world. The students were also given cameras to make video diaries throughout the course of the year, creating a whole new level of intimacy and personal storytelling." |
UrbaniaFilm Narrative Feature2000 Director: Jon Shear Producer: Stephanie Golden | J. Todd Harris | Jon Shear Lions Gate Films Role: Editing Consultant A series of urban legends take place around the life of a troubled man who is searching New York City for a mysterious stranger. Edited by Randolph K. Bricker and Ed Marx. |
Laws Of NatureTelevision Pilot1999 Director: Gary Halvorson Lynch Entertainment Role: Editor When Mother Nature (Marcia Strassman) marries a local cop (Jeff Conaway), all hell breaks lose trying to raise teenage twin girls. With Paul Rodriquez, the voice of the talking cactus, Don Seco. |
Alien VacationFilm Narrative Feature1999 Director: Paul Hoen LBTV / Nickelodeon Role: Editor Selected scenes from Nickelodeon’s first original telepic, “The Journey of Allen Strange: Alien Vacation,” based on the Nick sci-fi series, is a vacation adventure for the earthbound alien (Arjay Smith). With an “E.T.”-esque storyline as a foundation, “Strange” appeals to the universal kids’ fantasy of befriending an alien and helping in his search for a way to return to his native planet. With Eugene Levy and Beverly Johnson. |
The Journey of Allen StrangeTelevision Series1997 to 2000 Director: Shawn Levy, etc LBTV / Nickelodeon Role: Series Editor This is the full episode of Out On A Limb, directed by the esteemed Shawn Levy for Nickelodeon's The Journey of Allen Strange which aired for three seasons. In the story, a young Xelan alien child (Arjay Smith) has been stranded on Earth. He befriends two human children and it is up to them to find a way to get him back to his planet while they try to keep him secret. |
Disturbing The PeaceFilm Narrative Feature1996 Director: Thomas P. Smith Lightview Entertainment Role: Editor Selected scenes: In the film Maggie (Rana Haugen), naive but moved to action. puts her life on the line when she becomes an overzealous community leader in a grassroots anti-gang movement. |
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Theme: MurderDocumentaryDirector: Martha Swetzoff New Day / ITVS Role: Additional Editor |
The RockFilm Narrative Feature1996 Director: Michael Bay Producer: Jerry Bruckheimer J. Bruckheimer Films Role: Associate Editor |
In The BagDocumentary1995 Director: Lauren Malkasian Producer: Amy Lemisch Universal Pictures Role: Editor While ink blots and other classic psychiatric techniques have tried to probe the inner workings of the female mind, nothing comes up ringing as true as turning a woman's handbag upside down. In The Bag pokes and probes into every kind of pocketbook and features every kind of woman--from celebrity interviews with Sandra Bernhard, Phyllis Diller, Roma Maffia, Carol Kane, Susan Molinari, and Ann Ramsay --to women from all walks of like. When digging in their bags they expose their lives and sometimes come to startling revelations. Much like the women themselves: breezy, smart, sexy, hilarious, mysterious and poignant, In The Bag is a spirited exploration of this zipped up and snapped shut side of women and that most private of female places. Regardless of what you think you know about the female sex, they're still holding back an illusive secret life...and it's in their bags. |
Se7enFilm Narrative Feature1995 Director: David Fincher Producer: Phyllis Carlyle Role: Assistant Editor |
Dead PresidentsFilm Feature1995 Director: Albert and Allen Hughes Producer: The Hughes Brothers Hollywood Pictures Role: Assistant Editor A Vietnam vet adjusts to life after the war while trying to support his family, but the chance of a better life may involve crime and bloodshed. |
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The Next Karate KidFilm Feature1994 Director: Christopher Cain Producer: Jerry Weintraub Role: ssistant Editor Mr. Miyagi is back and he takes a new pupil under his wing; a troubled adolescent girl. Stars: Pat Morita, Hilary Swank, Michael Ironside |
SliverFilm Narrative Feature1993 Director: Phillip Noyce Producer: Robert Evans Role: Assistant Editor |
For Richer, For PoorerFilm Feature1992 Director: Jay Sandrich Producer: David R. Ginsburg Citadel Entertainment/HBO Films Role: Assistant Editor A clip from "For Richer, For Poorer" is a 1992 American comedy film directed by Jay Sandrich. The HBO original film, stars Jack Lemmon, Talia Shire, Jonathan Silverman and Madeline Kahn. Edited by Skip Schoolnik |
Age 7 In AmericaDocumentary Feature1991 Director: Phil Joanou Producer: Michael Apted Granada Films Role: Assistant Editor US take on the classic UK documentary series "Up". "Age 7 in America" is a 1991 American documentary film produced by Michael Apted, co-produced by Vicky Bippart, directed by Phil Joanou, and narrated by Meryl Streep. It details the lives of 7-year-old Americans from across the continental United States, of varying social classes and ethnicities. Edited by Mona Davis Assistant Editor-Lindsay Mofford Peabody Award |
Sounds Against SilenceDocumentaryDirector: Joe Williams Producer: Amnesty International Amnesty International Role: Editor 1988 Human Rights Now World Concert Tour travelled five continents making a sound against silence. Creating a global amplifier for the stories of those whose rights have been violated and a place to listen to those stories. Through knowledge and exposure, through telling and listening to stories of terror and hope, education occurs and awareness is raised. Directed by Joe Williams Edited by Lindsay Mofford |
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Near DeathDocumentary1989 Director: Frederick Wiseman Producer: Fredrick Wiseman/PBS Zipporah Films Role: Editor's Assistant Near Death is a film about the Medical Intensive Care Unit at Boston's Beth Israel Hospital. The film presents the complex interrelationships among patients, families, doctors, nurses, hospital staff and religious advisors as they confront the personal, ethical, medical, psychological, religious and legal issues involved in making decisions about whether or not to give life-sustaining treatment to dying patients. |
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MissileDocumentary1987 Director: Frederick Wiseman Producer: Fredrick Wiseman/PBS Zipporah Films Role: Editor's Assistant MISSILE follows the 4315th Training Squadron of the Strategic Air Command at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California, where Air Force officers are trained to man the Launch Control Centers for the Minuteman Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles. |
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BlindDocumentary1986 Director: Frederick Wiseman Producer: Fredrick Wiseman/PBS Zipporah Films Role: Editor's Assistant BLIND shows the educational programs and daily life of students in kindergarten through the 12th grade at the Alabama School for the Blind. The School is organized around the effort to educate blind and visually impaired students to be in charge of their own lives. |
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RacetrackDocumentary Feature1985 Director: Fredrick Wiseman Producer: Fredrick Wiseman/PBS Zipporah Films Role: Editor's Assistant RACETRACK is about the Belmont Race Track, one of the world's leading race tracks for thoroughbred racing. The film highlights the training, maintaining and racing of thoroughbred horses. Everyday occurrences are shown: in the backstretch — the grooming, feeding, shoeing, and caring for horses and the preparation for races; at the practice track the various aspects of training, exercising, and timing the horses; at the paddock — the pre-race presentation of the horses; and in the grandstand — betting and watching the races. The film also has sequences showing the variety of work done by trainers, jockeys, jockey agents, grooms, hot walkers, stable hands, and veterinarians. |
clip from Women In Post Production podcastBTS Series2020 Director: Kristen Goshorn Role: as self A clip from "Women in Post Production", A podcast for women in postproduction by women in postproduction. This is a clip from #5 interviewing Lindsay Mofford |
Editor Lindsay Mofford interviewed for The Sacrifice.BTS Special2008 Director: Diane Namn Lady of the Canyon Films Role: self The Sacrifice is a film about a 13-year-old girl who is taken from her home and forced to marry. This film by Diane Namm and Uncommon Media is the prequel to Finding Hope. |
BTS editorial gag reel from "The Rock"BTS Feature1995 Director: Michael Bay Producer: Jerry Bruckheimer Role: self A gag reel from the editing room of the Jerry Bruckheimer and Michael Bay film "The Rock". Starring Sean Connery, Nicolas Cage andEd Harris, "The Rock" is about when a mild-mannered chemist and an ex-con must lead the counterstrike when a rogue group of military men, led by a renegade general, threaten a nerve gas attack from Alcatraz against San Francisco. |
Clip from documentary about Frederick WisemanBTS Special1985 Director: Michel Gayraud Video Cine Troc Role: as self Clip from the documentary Wiseman USA made for French television by Video Cine Troc Production. This film presents Frederick Wiseman at his editing table and in his film production office. This film was made when I worked for Wiseman both in his distribution office, Zipporah Films and as his editor's assistant on 6 different documentary feature Wiseman directed. |
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