I am, first and foremost, an editor who has spent my entire career working in film and video. I’ve always loved all things visual — which is why I founded Overnight Edit: to make everyday videos accessible and beautifully edited for the millions of people who shoot video every day.

I began my career as a staff photojournalist for the ABC Network, where I filmed both the Democratic and Republican National Conventions, covered the Olympics, and conducted on-camera interviews with athletes, politicians, and celebrities while reporting on live news and sports events. My years as a photojournalist took me everywhere — from political conventions to concerts with the Rolling Stones, Stevie Wonder, and The Grateful Dead. Capturing those moments taught me that every frame tells a story.

While at ABC, I transitioned into news editing — and that’s where I fell in love with the craft. Editing, to me, is a lot like writing: blending imagery, music, and words into a single, compelling story.

I’ve written and edited several nationally aired documentary series. I earned Emmy recognition as a writer for my work on these projects.

One of my favorite projects was The Super Bowl Experience, a documentary I wrote, produced, and directed for the National Football League about the very first Super Bowl. The making of the documentary was featured on Entertainment Tonight.

Originally from New York City, I studied at Georgetown University and the San Francisco Art Institute, and received my Master’s degree as an Advanced Film Studies Fellow (Screenwriting) from the American Film Institute.

I thank you, whole heartedly, for your interest in Overnight Edit. Let's make your editing experience a meaningful one.

This is Neil