In this episode, GG Hawkins sits down with editor Celia Beasley to discuss her role in shaping Penelope, the new episodic series by the Duplass Brothers, now on Netflix.

They explore the unique process of editing an episodic series that was shot like an indie film and edited entirely in the cloud. Celia shares her experiences of working outside major film hubs and the impact of community on her career.

Through insightful conversations on editing, storytelling, and collaboration, Celia reveals her creative process and what it means to find success beyond New York and LA.

In this episode, No Film School’s GG Hawkins and Celia Beasley discuss:

Transitioning from still photography to filmmaking and discovering editing as a storytelling toolNavigating the industry outside of major film hubs and the importance of a supportive communityThe unique challenges of editing Penelope, including cloud-based editing and handling extensive footageUsing editing techniques to convey the protagonist’s journey, especially in time-compressed scenesAdvice for emerging filmmakers on trusting instincts, building collaborative relationships, and allowing a film to develop organically

Resources:

Celia Beasley’s Website: CeliaBeasley.comCelia on Instagram: @CeliaBeasley_FilmsNetflix Series Penelope: Watch on Netflix

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This episode of The No Film School Podcast was produced by GG Hawkins.