Jacquelyn D.

Washington, DC, USA

$400 - $600 / Day

About

As an editor I see my job as one of collaboration and suggestion in ways that enhance the producer’s vision. • Freelance video editor with 15+ years of experience. • Creative skills to fulfill and enhance a producer’s vision. • Highly effective in a fast paced, high-pressure environment. • Technical skills include original content, digital and social media content, polishing/finishing, color correction, audio mixing, shared storage media networks.

Top Services

Video Editor - Documentary
Post-Production Manager
Video Editor - News

Clients

Top Projects

Jamala: Songs of Freedom
"Jamala: Songs of Freedom" follows Ukrainian singer-songwriter Jamala in the early hours of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24, 2022, and profiles her activism of raising money and awareness for her homeland. Jamala gained international fame in 2016 as the winner of the Eurovision contest where she performed her song "1944," about the deportation to Central Asia that year of Crimean Tatars — including her great -grandmother's family.
- Video Editor - Documentary
- Senior Editor
- Post-Production Manager
Produced for Voice of America Special Projects
The Damage Done: Living America’s Opioid Nightmare
VOA journalists Chris Simkins and Jeff Swicord spent all of 2018 documenting stories from the epidemic’s front lines. Their series, “The Damage Done”, follows Americans in three cities – Miami, Philadelphia, and Nashville, N.C. – where lives and neighborhoods have been tragically transformed by heroin and other opioid drugs.
- Video Editor - Documentary
- Post-Production Manager
Produced for VOA Connect
Streetcars of Desire
A museum in Pennsylvania is where trolley cars of yesteryear are carefully restored to their former glory for all to see and experience. Reporter/Camera: Jeff Swicord, Producer/Editor: Jacquelyn De Phillips
- Video Editor - Documentary
Produced for ABC News
ABC This Week: Fact vs. Fiction: US Border Wall
Martha Raddatz takes a closer look at the facts vs fiction of Trump's US border wall promise. 12/31/2017
- Video Editor - News
Produced for VOA Connect
Protecting the Coast in Cajun Country
Dr. Quenton Fontenot, the Head of Biological Sciences at Nicholls State University, talks about the effects of climate and coastal waterway change in Louisiana. We also learn about his Cajun heritage and a music preservation organization he founded. Reporter/Camera Jeff Swicord, Producer/Editor: Jacquelyn De Phillips
- Video Editor - Documentary

All Services

Post Production

Video Editor - News
Video Editor - Documentary
Post-Production Manager

Post Production

Miscellaneous

Senior Editor

Miscellaneous

Talent Discovery

Creator Management Platform

Glimmer Studios

Jacquelyn D.

About

Top Services

Clients

Top Projects

Jamala: Songs of Freedom

The Damage Done: Living America’s Opioid Nightmare

Streetcars of Desire

ABC This Week: Fact vs. Fiction: US Border Wall

Protecting the Coast in Cajun Country

All Services