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About
The Assembly Rooms was established in 2004 by Nik Hindson and Sam Rice-Edwards, with Eve Ashwell joining as partner in 2015. We have grown into one of London’s leading film editing companies with a roster of eight award winning editors. We cut commercials, promos, short films, features and documentaries.
Our town house in the heart of London’s Soho is a creative haven for directors, producers and agencies alike. Despite our expansion to seven suites, we have retained our boutique feel and continue to offer our clients the talent, experience and attention to detail we feel necessary to create the best work.
A principle of sustainability runs through the company, starting with how we train and promote from within and continuing to how we source our water and electricity. (There are even plans to keep bees on the roof and produce Assembly Rooms honey.)
We have representation across the USA, but are also happy to offer our editors on set or in suites anywhere in the world.
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