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"The Story was Unfolding in Real Time": Editor Emelie Mahdavian on Heightened Scrutiny

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Heightened Scrutiny documents ACLU lawyer Chase Strangio as he fights of transgender rights in the courtroom, as well as the battles waged outside the courtroom by those advocating for their rights. The film is director Sam Feder's follow-up to 2020's Disclosure and screens as part of the Sundance Premieres section.
The article from Filmmaker Magazine features an interview with editor Emelie Mahdavian, discussing her work on the documentary "Heightened Scrutiny," which is set to premiere at Sundance 2025. Mahdavian shares insights into her editing process, emphasizing the importance of narrative structure in documentaries, particularly how she constructs a story that feels both authentic and engaging. She talks about the challenges of working with archival footage, the ethical considerations of representing real people's lives, and her collaborative relationship with the film's director. Mahdavian also touches on the evolving role of editors in the documentary filmmaking process, where they often contribute significantly to the storytelling beyond just cutting footage. The interview highlights her approach to maintaining the integrity of the subjects' experiences while crafting a compelling narrative arc.

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