Arts Academy Edit has announced the addition of award-winning editor Erin Nordstrom to its elite team. Known for her lyrical storytelling style and keen instinct for narrative, Nordstrom’s signing marks an exciting chapter in her celebrated career as she returns to the commercial and advertising world after years of acclaimed work in long-form projects.
Nordstrom’s career is a testament to her versatility, spanning advertising, television, and documentary filmmaking. She began her journey in advertising, where she developed a talent for translating brand messages into compelling visuals, working with major clients such as Samsung, Toyota, NHL, Amazon, and Google. Her blend of wit, sincerity, and attention to detail quickly earned her a reputation as a go-to collaborator in the industry.
Beyond commercials, Nordstrom’s editing skills have shone in documentary filmmaking. She made her feature-length debut with I Am Trying to Break Your Heart, a highly praised exploration of the band Wilco. She followed this with CaveDigger, which was nominated for an Academy Award®, showcasing her ability to craft visually stunning and emotionally engaging stories.
Recently, Nordstrom edited Smartless: On the Road, a popular HBO series starring Jason Bateman, Will Arnett, and Sean Hayes, currently streaming on MAX. Her latest project, Omnivore, a series featuring chef René Redzepi, explores themes of food and culture and is airing on Apple TV+. Both projects highlight her instinctual editing style, which is characterized by a lyrical approach to storytelling, attention to detail, and a dedication to finding and enhancing subtle moments captured during filming.
Nordstrom’s work has been featured on major platforms including Netflix, HBO, Apple TV, and MAX, and she remains committed to pushing creative boundaries with every new venture. Speaking on her decision to join Arts Academy Edit, Nordstrom shared, “The team at Arts Academy is not only incredibly talented, but also genuinely friendly and supportive. I deeply admire their commitment to uplifting and empowering individuals through their creative endeavors. It’s an honor to be part of such a remarkable group, and I look forward to creating content that is compelling and impactful.”
Peter Wiedensmith, co-founder of Arts Academy Edit, expressed his enthusiasm for Nordstrom’s arrival, saying, “Erin’s work is truly timeless, characterized by a classic touch that radiates warmth and a profound love for the people she portrays. Her films create such inviting worlds that you feel an irresistible urge to immerse yourself in them. Her storytelling seamlessly blends humor, challenge, and vulnerability, creating a powerful and captivating combination. I am thrilled to have her join us, as it provides an opportunity to know her even better.”
Nordstrom’s expertise and passion for storytelling are set to add a new dimension to Arts Academy Edit’s roster, promising compelling and impactful content for audiences and clients alike.
Reel 360 News wishes Erin the best of luck at Arts Academy Edit.
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