Best editors

1. Alan Edward Bell has edited feature films for nearly 30 years – including “The Hunger Games” “The Amazing Spiderman” “Water for Elephants and 15 more. Bell has a parallel career augmenting his own and others' work with composites and other visual effects, landing him VFX supervisor credits on the indie charmer Little Manhattan and the Julia Roberts thriller Duplicity.  "I think that should be an editor's foremost purpose—to create a connection between the characters on screen and the audience. If you do that, and everything else is done properly, then you'll end up with a movie that's really compelling."

2.Aarti Bajaj is an Indian film editor and has done over 30 films.Her filmography accounts for some of the best films of the last few years-"Paanch", "Black Friday", "Jab we met","Gulaal", "Love aaj kal" and "Rockstar" to name a few.

" I want comfortable time to work. I still have butterflies in my stomach before every project."

3.Michael Kahn is an American film editor. His credits range from TV's Hogan's Heroes to feature films . A seasoned editor with two decades of experience. The secret to being a good editor, said Kahn, is to listen to the director and the film. “You have to feel it. Steven is tremendously feeling. He’s really good at that. I don’t want to do what Steven says; I want to do what he feels. The whole picture is done through feeling.”Spielberg described Kahn’s work on “Schindler’s List” as “his greatest and most sensitive” accomplishment.