Barbara Zosel
editor
Barbara’s career in film started in her home town, Weinheim, in Germany. After working as a production manager on corporate and medical videos for 16 months, she travelled to Maine, USA to do a three-month course covering all aspects of filmmaking. It was during this time she discovered her talent for editing.

Barbara continued her film quest in London at the National Film and Television School where she studied editing for three years. Her graduation film Nocturnal, was shown at Cannes, and Rachel and the Red Orchestra won the audience award at the Imperial War Museum film festival.

Since graduating in 1999, Barbara has edited numerous documentary programmes for BBC, Channel 4, five, National Geographic and others, as well as independent documentaries. Recent fiction films include the acclaimed Seafood, part of the UK Film Council’s Digital Shorts scheme,
and An Indiscreet Journey, a film based on the life and writings of Katherine Mansfield.