EDITING
Matt Dibble has two decades of editing experience, beginning with the PBS broadcast of “Living Double Lives” in 1984, a documentary about living with the threat of nuclear war. In addition to editing Dockyard Media projects he has recently worked on the PBS series “Livelyhood”, the ITVS/PBS “Rising Waters:Global Warming and the Fate of the South Pacific Islands”, and the PBS special “The Mystery of Chaco Canyon” which he also co-wrote. In addition to his documentary work, he has edited TV spots, industrials, and instructional videos.

Having worked on nearly every edit system around since the flatbed and tape-splicer, he currently edits on Avid and Final Cut Pro systems. He also frequently uses After Effects, Photoshop, and Illustrator software for motion graphics, bringing to his graphics and animation work a strong visual arts background.