Isabel Freeman is a New York-based editor. She was an associate editor on Edet Belzberg’s Watchers of the Sky, which won the Editing Award at Sundance in 2014. She edited Ava Warbrick’s documentary Stephanie in the Water, which premiered at Hamptons International Film Festival, and Jesse Cain’s Slow Burn, which premiered at New York Film Festival. Her work on Jamie Jones’s short film, The Nest, starring Vicky McClure, screened at London Short Film Festival, Clermont-Ferrand and Tampere. Valley of a Thousand Hills, directed by Jess Colquhoun, won a Golden Gate Award at the 60th San Francisco International Film Festival. 

While at Picture Farm in Brooklyn, Isabel was on the edit team behind ESPN’s digital campaign for the World Cup, which won a Sports Emmy and a Sports CLIO in 2015. She has also cut work for Google, Nike, Mercedes, Finlandia Vodka, Major League Soccer and Vogue. Isabel directed the documentary short Nights of Glory, which screened at the 2018 BFI Flare Festival. She also co-directed two short films with Jamie Brisick—Rhymes With Shove and The Interrogation of Kim Gordon.