Editing is a methodically constructive process that allows the filmmaker to build and improve the film.

“I mean I have the same feeling when I'm writing as when I'm editing it's um when I'm writing you know every day you're writing you're confronted with something that is not yet good you you haven't made it good yet because and when it's good then it's done and now you're ready to make the movie”

Editing is the favorite part of the filmmaking process because it is anti-entropic and involves creating something that improves every day.

“it's the one part of the process that I find is is anti-entropic every every other part of the process is always a little bit something's being taken away from the the the Crystal and perfect version of the movie that everybody thinks exists in your mind”

Editing is a crucial skill that can be learned through modern tools, and it is a fundamental part of the filmmaking process.

“Actually, your senses are doing the work, yes, the software. So, the Sikh man is now the software here. It doesn't even seem like a month, a month or 15 boys You learn software from him in a matter of days. You have your senses later.”