Todd Sandler's interest in editing began when he was using two old VHS decks to cut. Soon after, he
began directing, editing, and scoring his own films. Todd's first film, Corey, which was co-directed with his
brother, garnered nationwide attention when it was acquired by the Independent Film Channel to be
showcased as part of their "Shorts Before Features" program. After college, Todd immersed himself in all
aspects of post-production becoming fluent in all relevant video, audio and design hardware and software.

As a freelance editor, his work includes feature-length narrative films, short films, documentaries, trailers,
tributes and commercials. Recently, he edited the dramatic-thriller, Leave, starring Rick Gomez, Frank
John Hughes, Ron Livingston and Bryan Cranston; he recently worked alongside Jonathan Demme on his
upcoming documentary, I'm Carolyn Parker, which premiered at the Venice Film Festival and the
Toronto International Film Festival; He just finished cutting a theatrical trailer and several TV spots for
Steven Spielberg's upcoming film, War Horse, and edited a tribute for Spielberg's 2012 David O.
Selznick Achievement Award which he received at this year's Producers Guild Award. Upon accepting the
award, Spielberg remarked "Everyone in this room should be working with Todd Sandler." Although an
editor at heart, Todd is also an experienced musician, sound designer and music editor.

Todd's enthusiasm for great storytelling is matched only by his dedication to the craft of cutting, his
world-class technical expertise and his undisputed love of film.

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