Alisa Lepselter
Biography
Alisa Lepselter, born in 1963, is a highly regarded American film editor known for her precise and elegant editing style. Over her career, she has collaborated on numerous acclaimed films, particularly with director Woody Allen, helping to shape the rhythm, pacing, and narrative flow that define his cinematic storytelling.
Career
Lepselter began her career in film editing in the 1980s and gradually established herself as a skilled editor in the industry. She is best known for her collaborations with Woody Allen, serving as the editor on more than 20 of his films. Her work is celebrated for its ability to enhance the performances, timing, and emotional impact of the story while maintaining clarity and cohesion.
Some of her most notable projects include Match Point (2005), a gripping drama about desire and betrayal; Vicky Cristina Barcelona (2008), a romantic drama set in Spain; and Midnight in Paris (2011), a critically acclaimed film blending nostalgia, romance, and fantasy. In each case, Lepselter’s editing contributed significantly to the films’ narrative flow and overall impact.
