Although I met Sarah two weeks ago at this years' SXSW in Austin, I started working with Sarah on the film "Trap Jazz" (HULU) two years ago.

Sarah Iseley is a Post-Production professional and somatic storyteller who dutifully studied film, as well as Theatre and Psychology, at the University of Wilmington in North Carolina. Though she did not take any Post-Production classes, Sarah, upon graduation, landed an internship at a Post-Production house where she learned basic industry workflows. She then continued her education by moving to Atlanta as a freelance Post professional. Eventually, after finding work as a Post Production Assistant and a Dailies Technician on a few major motion pictures, the stars aligned, and Sarah joined the Motion Picture Editors Guild (MPEG) as an Assistant Editor. Her most recent project, Slanted, won the SXSW Narrative Feature Grand JuryAward. Sarah's success in Post encouraged her to launch The Let Me Play Project: a vlog  exploring Sarah's love of storytelling through her movement and her voice. Whether Sarah's sorting dailies into bins or training her swordwork, Sarah is very grateful to tell – and to help others tell – stories for a living.