Movie Editor Posters and Art Prints

Are you a video editor, videographer or film maker? This is a nice gift idea for film crew co-workers, videographers, Creatives and executive producers. Funny vintage filmmaker design with "Editing Makes Me Happy You, Not So Much" Quote.

Movie Film Editor Gift Filmstrip Patent Print 1918 - Patent blueprint drawings as a unique printable design. All patent prints are restored and digitally enhanced to remove as many flaws as possible while maintaining the integrity of the original patent blueprint.

Awesome design for those who love Video Editing. Thank you.

Filmmaker Design that reads: "Future Movie Maker". That's just right for a Future Film Director who wants to produce movies in the future.

Filmmaker - Green Screen

Can't Talk I'm Editing Funny Editor Life Video Editing Mode Film Maker Photographer Women, Men, Boys And Girls Tee

Media offline screen will happen to every single editor at some point in their career. It can and will happen many times over in fact. It is also something that shouldn’t be feared and is usually very simple to solve.

The Strongest Women Become Story Editor

The Classic ACE logo.

There can be trying times on set when working as a location sound recordist. No! That' can't be removed in post.

Film Editor Gift Patent Image 1996 Film Edit Design patent blueprint art as a unique printable design.

Patent Print 1996 Movie Film Editing. Movie Film patent blueprint art as a unique printable design.

Awesome design for those who love Video Editing. Thank you.

Awesome design for those who love Video Editing. Thank you.

Awesome design for those who love Video Editing. Thank you.

Awesome design for those who love Video Editing. Thank you.

Director movie

1948 film noir adapted from the novel of the same name.

The Classic ACE logo in white.

Perfect appreciation gift for film editor or movie editor !

Something that every movie buff, movie maker should have!

Alan Smithee is an official pseudonym used by film directors who wish to disown a project. Coined in 1968 and used until it was formally discontinued in 2000, it was the sole pseudonym used by members of the Directors Guild of America.

Perfect appreciation gift for film editor or movie editor !

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.

Perfect appreciation, birthday or Christmas gift for sailor !

Cinema pattern lover present idea

Exclusive for EDITOR Shirt. make your best with this shirt. OK !!!

song true color

An editor's trusty companion in the cutting room!

Design for video editors

ACE Classic Black Distressed

Are you a video editor, videographer or film maker? This is a nice gift idea for film crew co-workers, videographers, Creatives and executive producers. Funny vintage filmmaker design with "Editing Makes Me Happy You, Not So Much" Quote.

I'm Not Taking A Break I'm Rendering Movie Editor Director

Are you a video editor, videographer or film maker? This is a nice gift idea for film crew co-workers, videographers, Creatives and executive producers. Funny vintage filmmaker design with "Editing Makes Me Happy You, Not So Much" Quote.

Are you a video editor, videographer or film maker? This is a nice gift idea for film crew co-workers, videographers, Creatives and executive producers. Funny vintage filmmaker design with "Editing Makes Me Happy You, Not So Much" Quote.

Alan Smithee is an official pseudonym used by film directors who wish to disown a project. Coined in 1968 and used until it was formally discontinued in 2000, it was the sole pseudonym used by members of the Directors Guild of America.