A freelance editor and videographer with 7 years’ experience behind me. My passion is for storytelling, whether that be through drama, documentary or commercials. Every project has a story – it only takes one to find it.
I have filmed and edited music videos, mini talks from conferences for internal and external use, documentaries and short corporate videos. I have also edited full-length audio recordings of talks and podcasts. If this sounds like something you would like, please get in touch.
What others have said about me
“Abigail edited a trailer for my film. The end product was fantastic and a testimony to her skills as an editor and creative collaborator. Throughout the process I found Abigail to be friendly and professional. She is an effective communicator who is easy to work with and responsive to feedback. I highly recommend Abigail to anyone looking for an editor.“
Andrew Best, Director of Halcyon Days
“Abigail and I have collaborated on a variety of projects. She is a creative professional, works well under pressure, is extremely reliable and very easy to get along with.”
Gilberto Roque, Cinematographer
“Since eagerly offering her filming and production expertise to Ginar Australia, Abigail has created wonderful footage and images that have faithfully captured the essence of our showcase… When it comes to translation vision to reality, Abigail spares no effort in her craft. We are thrilled to have her skills on board, and are very pleased to be able to work with her.”
Quinton Nichol, Creative Director of Ginar Australia
Abigail was one of my stand out excellent students in Cinematography 2. She is very talented and has a great eye, attention to detail and is very competent technically.
Erika Addis, Lecturer, Cinematographer, ACS National President
Abigail has done some terrific editing for me for a reprise of Channels [of History] that’s part of a UQ Anthropology Museum exhibition (Kirrenderri, Heart of the Channel Country). Her attitude and competence is faultless.
Trish Fitzsimons, Documentary Filmmaker, Exhibition Curator
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