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Three-time Academy Award-winning editor Thelma Schoonmaker treated IBC2025 to an intimate and insightful overview of her storied career.
During the free-to-attend session, this year's recipient of IBC's International Honour for Excellence spoke about the art and craft of editing, her close collaboration with Martin Scorsese, and her work restoring the films of her late husband, Michael Powell.
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