Editor Cards

Description: Moviola editing equipment. Standard fare in the editing room, especially for us who went to film school. That green color. What's up with that green color?

Description: A print of watercolour vintage Remington Standard typewriter by Renata Dilyte @WhileIWonder

Description: Perfect appreciation gift for film editor or movie editor !

Description: Gaming with Nolan: https://youtube.com/@gamingwithnolan8759

Description: Years active 1919-1980

Description: Ctrl Z Film Editor Filmmaking Gift

Description: Show your passion for seamless audio with this bold podcast editor design. Ideal for those who turn raw sound into gold, it’s a great choice for t-shirts, hoodies, mugs, and other products. Perfect for podcast editors, producers, and content creators. Keywords: podcast editor, audio editing, podcaster, sound production, content creation gifts.

Description: gift for film editor or movie editor

Description: Blend in with graphic designers, coders, or anyone who works in publishing, and knows about the famous latin placeholder text: Lorem Ipsum... "How do you do, fellow word nerds?" : D

Description: I'm from the 1900s Make videos horizontal again!

Description: Vote for Kang

Description: Perfect appreciation gift for film editor or movie editor!

Description: Newspaper editor Dan Burton was the masked detective known as the Wasp. He devoted his life to fighting crime. He had no powers, instead relying on his wits and fighting skills to bring in criminals, and he made a buzzing sound before he attacked.

Description: Edit

Description: Wear this funny World's Okayest Editor in the Breaking News I Don't Care style. Worlds Okayest meaning Give this Editor gift to whom they call me Editor job for hire as the Worlds Okayest Editor. This text based gift for Editor shirt and apparel says Breaking News World's Okayest Editor.

Description: I love comic books, and I think about one of the best and most varied line of comics I've ever read… and that's VERTIGO. The mature reader's line of stories and genre's that helped foster a greater sense of story within the medium of comic books. The person I think of most of all when I think "VERTIGO" is Karen Berger, the original Editor and Chief, who helped bring new talent over, oversaw the initial six ongoing series and helped to spawn countless others (many of which won critical acclaim and awards) over her decades of work at DC Comics.

Description: Text editors or coding software are used by all programmers and developers. Choose this weapon wisely. While emacs is considers the most powerful and highly customisable, VIM can get things done easily, NotePad sucks. Although we all started with it while writing our first Hello World program.

Description: Celebrate the art of sound editing with this podcast editor-inspired design. Perfect for podcasters, audio engineers, and anyone who knows the power of great audio! Whether on t-shirts, hoodies, mugs, or more, this versatile design is an ideal gift for podcast lovers and audio experts. Keywords: podcast editor, audio editing, sound engineer, podcaster gear, recording studio gifts.

Description: A podcast design about blaming the editor

Description: Perfect appreciation, birthday or Christmas gift for sailor !

Description: Minimalist portrait inspired by an iconic fashion editor from a beloved fashion drama film. A sharp, elegant interpretation capturing authority, power, and runway-era sophistication. Perfect for fashion lovers, cinema fans, and anyone who appreciates commanding style.

Description: 2023 EFA Member Swag Design Contest Winner

Description: ACE Logo in Pride Flag Rainbow Colors with the text "American Cinema Editors” in white.

Description: Do you have very strong feelings about the Oxford Comma? Do you feel like those who don't use it need to be re-educated? If you do, you are probably an Oxford Commie. Show the world what party you belong to.

Description: The vintage style is distinctive but gaining in popularity. I would be glad if you like it)))

Description: Film editor? Use an upright Moviola? Use the split reels? Nope, lemme into the rooms with a Steenbeck! What? They're all booked?

Description: We're all taught to avoid passive voice, even when it has tall, dark, features.

Description: Are you here? Are you Queer? Are you Editing? Do you like dark Tees? This is the shirt for you!

Description: Video editors and color grading funny slogan design.

Description: This shirt references the independent short film HERE WE ARE written by John Hays, produced by OutaLine Productions, made in NYC.

Description: With this image, we celebrate American poet T. S. Eliot and his famous poem The Waste Land.

Description: Fairy sitting on stack of books

Description: Funny Video Editing Design that reads: "I'm Silently Judging Your Color Grading". That's just right for a Videographer who produces movies for a living.

Description: This cute photography design is perfect for anyone who loves taking their camera to every event in their life! If you've got a wedding photographer or a hobby camera enthusiast in your life, they'll love this photography saying! Great gift idea for any professional or hobbyist photographers out there who won't leave their camera at home no matter what!

Description: It's hard to think of the center of the motion picture industry being anywhere other than Hollywood, but that was the case in the early 1900s as movie studios were setting up shop around New York City. While the first motion picture camera, known as a Kinetograph, was invented in 1890, it wasn't until about 20 years later that movie cameras really came into their own and made movie production a reality for even the smallest studio. Of course, with all these new studios shooting films in and around NYC, it only made sense that the city's oldest camera shop would be onboard. From sales and service to rentals and film stock, Willo's did it all and worked hand in hand with the burgeoning motion picture industry to make Hollywood happen.

Description: ACE Logo in Pride Flag Rainbow Colors with the text "American Cinema Editors” in black.