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I am a London-based Editor specialising in the creation of Artist film, editorial and documentary projects.

My background in Fine Art & Art History and World Cinema has provided me with an indepth knowledge of visual culture and a passion for new and unique ways of telling stories.

Always happy to connect and collaborate with new people and studios.  

sallymumbycroft@gmail.com

Education
MA World Cinema, Birkbeck College 
BA Fine Art and Art History, Goldsmiths College
Screenskills Mentee Alumni 2023

Clients
Art and Documentary 
John Akomfrah / Gideon Mendel / Government Art Collection / London Transport Museum / Optimistic Productions / Tate Shots / Smoking Dogs Films / Terrance Higgins Trust / Whitechapel Art Gallery / V&A / Birkbeck College / Derek Jarman Lab / Jared Schiller 

Commercial 
Adidas / Amy Gwatkin / Another Magazine / Ben Toms / Champion / C.HS / Dazed / FarFetch / Little Dot Studios / Moncler / Stella McCartney / Somesuch / The British Fashion Council / Tod’s / Versus / Zara / 

Nominations and Awards
'Best Apocalypse Nowish’ Film Nomination (Flashpoint, 2022), Renegade Film Festival 2023
First Prize for Best Sci-Fi Short (Evie, 2018), Rhode Island International Film Festival 2019
Best Editor Nomination (Diane, 2015), Underwire Film Festival 2016

Artist film
The Hour Of The Dog (John Akomfrah, 2025) 
The Baltimore Museum of Art & The Menil Collection 
Listening All Night To The Rain (John Akomfrah, 2024) 
British Pavillion, 60th Venice Biennale 2024
Arcadia & Becoming Wind (John Akomfrah, 2023)
Sharjah Biennale & The Box, Plymouth
Five Murmurations (John Akomfrah, 2022)
The Lisson Gallery, NYC 

Short Form
Bobbi (dir Amy Gwatkin, in post production) 
Flashpoint (dir Louise C Galizia, 2022)
O, My Friend (dir Louise C Galizia, 2019) 
The Giraffe (dir Connie Zikou, 2019) 
Evie (dir Miranda Howard Williams, 2019)
Diane (dir Amy Gwatkin, 2015) 

Assistant Editor
The Medallion (dir Ruth Hunduma, 2024)
BFI Doc Society, Compound Productions, A New Yorker Film
Tropical Modernism (V&A, 2024)

Screeners are available on request