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Editor

Nothing beats a good story, and to me, that is what filmmaking is all about.

Representation

Erin Searcy · WPA

Languages

English

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Sabrina Pitre WPA Los Angeles, CA 310.659.9965 Erin Searcy

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Selected Work

  1. Freaks Part 2

    Latest

    Editor

    Paramount+

    2026

  2. Final Destination: Bloodlines

    Editor

    Warner Bros. Pictures

    2025

  3. Clown in a Cornfield

    Editor

    IFC

    2025

  4. Snowpiercer

    Editor

    TNT

    2024, Season 4

  5. Under the Bridge

    Editor

    Hulu

    2024

  6. 50 States of Fright (1)

    Editor

    Quibi

    2020, Season 1

  7. 50 States of Fright (2)

    Editor

    Quibi

    2020, Season 1

  8. Freaks

    Editor

    Independent

    2019

Awards

  • Bfe Cut Above Award

    Best Edited Series Animation · Love, Death & Robots

    Winner

    2023

  • CCE Award

    Best Editing in 1/2 Hour Scripted · Mech-X4

    Winner

    2017

  • Leo Award

    Best Picture Editing in a Feature Length Drama · Sisters & Brothers

    Winner

    2012

  • CCE Award

    Best Editing in Feature Film · Final Destination: Bloodlines

    Nominee

    2026

  • Golden Scythe Award

    Best Editing · Final Destination: Bloodlines

    Nominee

    2026

  • Leo Award

    Best Picture Editing in a Motion Picture · Final Destination: Bloodlines

    Nominee

    2026

About

Sabrina Pitre is a multiple award-winning editor with a natural instinct for storytelling and over 15 years of experience. Her credits span a wide variety of genres, with a particular focus on feature films. She approaches her work with unfailing dedication, and thrives on the creative challenges that each project can afford her. Armed with a personable and collaborative spirit, she has formed many long lasting professional relationships over the years with a number of talented industry creators.

Outside of editing, Sabrina holds a second career as a voice actor for cartoons. In her spare time, she is secretly training to become an Olympic Curling Champion. Hurry Hard!

Process

What’s your philosophy when the footage tells a different story than the script?
“I go where the footage tells me. A lot can change from script to screen: how the actors interpret things, new ideas or challenges met on set that require re-writes on the fly, and so on. Filmmaking is an ever evolving process. Sometimes the details of the story can take on new meaning and I like discovering what that is and staying as open-minded as possible as I piece things together.”

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