Wiebe van der Vliet-van Trotsenburg | |
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| Born | Wiebe van der Vliet 16 February 1970 Amsterdam, the Netherlands |
| Occupation | Film editor |
| Years active | 1993–present |
Notable work | Bible Black (documentary) |
| Website | https://www.youtube.com/user/wiebe1602 |
Wiebe van der Vliet-van Trotsenburg is a Netherlands-born film editor, sound editor, and post-production consultant.
After studying film editing at the Netherlands Film and Television Academy, van der Vliet became assistant editor for the Academy Award-winning 1995 film Antonia by Dutch director, writer, and feminist Marleen Gorris. [1] [2] After taking part of the Antonia team, van der Vliet started a film editing career. [3]
In 1999, van der Vliet edited the original museum films for the Anne Frank Museum in Amsterdam. [4]
In 2008, van der Vliet started working with the Danish documentary film director Tao Nørager. [5] They collaborate under the name Roaddox. They primarily produce films about creative people or processes, and use the new media as their platform. [6]
Van der Vliet has been teaching film editing at Københavns Tekniske Skole, a technical school in Copenhagen. [7]
| Title | Year | occupation | International title |
|---|---|---|---|
| De kleine blonde dood | 1993 | Assistant editor | |
| De vlinder tilt de kat op | 1994 | Assistant editor | |
| Antonia [2] | 1995 | Assistant editor | Antonia's Line |
| Tot ziens | 1995 | Assistant sound editor | Goodbye |
| Laagland | 1996 | Assistant sound editor | |
| Mrs Dalloway [8] | 1997 | Assistant sound editor | |
| Double You Street | 1997 | Sound editor | |
| Ivoren wachters | 1998 | Sound effects editor | |
| Remembering Ane Frank | 1998 | Sound editor | |
| The Luzhin Defence | 2000 | Assistant editor | |
| Dial 9 for Love | 2001 | Assistant editor | |
| Qui vive [9] | 2001 | Sound editor | |
| Mis | 2001 | Editor | |
| Volle maan | 2002 | Assistant editor | Full Moon Party |
| Øje-blink | 2003 | Editor | |
| Jul på Vesterbro – bag om | 2003 | Editor | |
| En lille død [10] | 2005 | Editor | Tiny Death |
| Forsvunden | 2006 | Editor | Embrace Me |
| Bible Black [11] | 2008 | Editor/producer | Bible Black |
| High before homeroom [12] | 2010 | Editor/producer | High before homeroom |
| True Family | 2012 | Editor/producer | True Family |
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