How the Skyview from ‘Final Destination Bloodlines’ Found Its Sweet Spot in the ‘Silent Take’
Directors Adam Stein and Zach Lipovsky take IndieWire through the Skyview disaster that opens Final Destination Bloodlines, and how editor Sabrina Pitre found its rhythm.
- IndieWire
- May 27, 2025
About Sabrina Pitre
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.
“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.”
Sabrina Pitre
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