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The Wrap
‘Pachinko’: Inside the Editing Room for the Game-Changing Season 2 Finale, Interview with Philiana Ng, December 23, 2024
“Whenever I approach anything as an editor, I am drawn to how things are impacting me emotionally,” she said. “It’s the believability, the authenticity within the specific language of [the] project. Through the process of assembling and refining the edit, you’re tracking different kinds of information within the larger scope of the story, making sure the information is being planted in the right ways at the right times.”
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The Editor's Cut Podcast - A CCE Podcast Exploring the Art of Picture Editing
Episode 87: Interview with 'A Small Light' & 'Pachinko' Editor Susan E. Kim, Hosted by Sarah Taylor, CCE
Susan discusses the importance of collaboration in the editing process and how it's important for editors to bring their unique perspective and voice to their projects.
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Below the Line - Voice of the Crew, Since 2002
'A Small Light' Editor Susan E. Kim On Experimenting and Handling Performances With Care - by Danielle Solzman, July 31, 2023
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CINEMONTAGE Journal of the Motion Picture Editors Guild
Susan E. Kim Talks Editing the World War II Historical Drama 'A Small Light' - by Trevor Hogg, August 17, 2023
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AwardsRadar.com
Interview: Susan E. Kim Talks Editing 'A Small Light' - by Betty Ginette, July 11, 2023
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postPerspective - Online Magazine for All Things Production & Post
Editing Nat Geo's A Small Light: The Story of Miep Gies - by Randi Altman, June 23, 2023
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READY STEADY CUT
An Interview with Susan E. Kim, Editor of Hit Series 'A Small Light' - by Jessica Fontaine, June 14, 2023
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EditFest Global, presented by American Cinema Editors
Breakout Room Session featuring Josie Azzam and Susan E. Kim, a discussion with Sally Menke 2020/2021 Fellows, August 29, 2021
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Film Threat, Review of the feature film 'Two Yellow Lines' - by Bradley Gibson, November 11, 2021
"The result is an edit that has just the right pacing. The ebb and flow of the action are perfect, and the filmmaker wisely allows space and time to breathe and get some perspective in the middle."