VIRGINIE DANGLADES - FILM & TV EDITOR
I'm a film and TV editor working on story- and character-driven films, verité-style and observational documentaries and intimate narrative features and shorts.
I recently finished a series of short multimedia films about little-known American women trailblazers and a one-hour special for American Masters which airs on July 10 on PBS: "Unladylike2020: The Changemakers."
All shorts stream here:
https://www.pbs.org/wnet/americanmasters/bessie-coleman-unladylike2020-ixq4iz/13685/
In 2017, I edited “No Farewells,” (“Sans Adieu”) a vérité-style documentary by French photographer-turned-filmmaker Christopher Agou, which premiered at the Cannes Film Festival and had a successful year-long run in theaters in France.
In 2019, the immersive documentary feature "Wine Crush" (“Vas-Y Coupe!”) from director Laura Naylor, about a winemaker, his seasonal laborers, and a challenging harvest season, premiered at DOC NYC and will be distributed by First Run Features in the fall of 2020.
See the trailer: https://vimeo.com/414034306
“Pushout: The Criminalization of Black Girls in Schools,” is also a feature-length, educational documentary I edited, based on the book by Monique W. Morris. The film premiered in 2019 at the Congressional Black Caucus in D.C to standing ovation and since then has screened at festivals and aired on PBS. Website: https://pushoutfilm.com/
“Elza” is a narrative feature I co-edited. Directed by Mariette Monpierre, it has been a film festivals favorite about a young woman looking for her father around her native Caribbean island of Guadeloupe.
Along with working on independent films, I've been working on series for television, including the PBS documentary series “Reconstruction, America after the Civil War.” which was an Alfred I. duPont-Columbia Award winner in 2019.
I was one of the editors on 5 seasons of the investigative journalism series “This is Life with Lisa Ling” for CNN. My work has aired on broadcast and cable television such as CNN, Discovery ID, Epix, MSNBC, National Geographic Channel, OWN, The History Channel, A&E, NBC, The Sundance Channel, Bravo, MTV, Logo, TLC and PBS.
I am committed to editing films that tell relevant human stories and embrace people’s often daunting journeys to foster conversations about our humanity, social justice and issues of human rights; in sum, content and film projects that will help further the understanding of our complicated world.
I recently finished a series of short multimedia films about little-known American women trailblazers and a one-hour special for American Masters which airs on July 10 on PBS: "Unladylike2020: The Changemakers."
All shorts stream here:
https://www.pbs.org/wnet/americanmasters/bessie-coleman-unladylike2020-ixq4iz/13685/
In 2017, I edited “No Farewells,” (“Sans Adieu”) a vérité-style documentary by French photographer-turned-filmmaker Christopher Agou, which premiered at the Cannes Film Festival and had a successful year-long run in theaters in France.
In 2019, the immersive documentary feature "Wine Crush" (“Vas-Y Coupe!”) from director Laura Naylor, about a winemaker, his seasonal laborers, and a challenging harvest season, premiered at DOC NYC and will be distributed by First Run Features in the fall of 2020.
See the trailer: https://vimeo.com/414034306
“Pushout: The Criminalization of Black Girls in Schools,” is also a feature-length, educational documentary I edited, based on the book by Monique W. Morris. The film premiered in 2019 at the Congressional Black Caucus in D.C to standing ovation and since then has screened at festivals and aired on PBS. Website: https://pushoutfilm.com/
“Elza” is a narrative feature I co-edited. Directed by Mariette Monpierre, it has been a film festivals favorite about a young woman looking for her father around her native Caribbean island of Guadeloupe.
Along with working on independent films, I've been working on series for television, including the PBS documentary series “Reconstruction, America after the Civil War.” which was an Alfred I. duPont-Columbia Award winner in 2019.
I was one of the editors on 5 seasons of the investigative journalism series “This is Life with Lisa Ling” for CNN. My work has aired on broadcast and cable television such as CNN, Discovery ID, Epix, MSNBC, National Geographic Channel, OWN, The History Channel, A&E, NBC, The Sundance Channel, Bravo, MTV, Logo, TLC and PBS.
I am committed to editing films that tell relevant human stories and embrace people’s often daunting journeys to foster conversations about our humanity, social justice and issues of human rights; in sum, content and film projects that will help further the understanding of our complicated world.
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