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Sthiti Padhy 

BA [Hons] Film + Television Production

Sthiti Padhy is a Dublin-based filmmaker of Indian origin. This year she majored in editing and minored in sound design. This year she developed her technical knowledge in Avid Media Composer and Avid Protools. She enjoys experimenting with editing techniques to bring stories to life. Her approach to editing is informed by emotion to make the audience connect to what they are watching on screen.

Editor on "Amœba". Graduate Film. Psychosexual horror. 16 mins. Directed by Ian Fallon and produced by Thomas Purdy.
Co-editor of "End Of The World Tour". Graduate Film. Coming Of Age. 12 mins. Directed by Aisha Bolaji and produced by Jack Leach.
Editor for "The Battle Within". Experimental Dance Film. 2.30 mins. Lead Director Mara Matagne. Produced by Thomas Purdy.
Sound Designer for "White Lobster". Animation. Directed by Siyuan Xu.
Editing Major and Sound Minor

I've had the privilege of editing Amœba and co-editing End Of The World Tour. Editing two distinct genres and styles expanded my abilities as an editor. I've explored reconstructing structure, built suspense, played with illusion and reality along with so much more. With "Amœba", I enjoyed editing the surrealist aspects of the film and playing with memory. With "End of The World Tour", I adored constructing a fun and heartfelt narrative about a relationship between a mother and daughter.

With the trailer for "White Lobster", I've had the immense pleasure of developing the protagonist's world sonically so the audience connects with it emotionally.


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THE DEVELOPMENT OF EARLY EDITING TECHNIQUES THAT CONSTRUCT DRAMATIC TIME & TEMPORAL PERCEPTION

Investigating the development of editing techniques in early cinema and how they construct the perception of time. I explore three different types of techniques that were developed in early cinema: continuity, parallel and montage. Studying key filmmakers, George Méliès, D. W. Griffith, Edwin S. Porter and Sergei Eisenstein and their films to track the creation of narrative editing techniques and how they elicit temporal perception.


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Film + Television Production
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