Summary: This interview features Oscar-nominated Editor Barney Pilling at the 15th annual Invisible Art/Visible Artists event. Barney’s latest work is the acclaimed film The Grand Budapest Hotel, directed by Wes Anderson. He discusses working with Anderson and the unique editing techniques employed like stop animation and editing with the music score. Anderson’s collaborative vision allowed his teammates, such as Barney Pilling, to make the fantastical product of The Grand Budapest Hotel. Barney is also known for his work on An Education (2009) and Never Let Me Go (2010).
