Neal Usatin

Neal Usatin is an experienced professional in the film and television industry with a diverse background in editing, producing, and post-production supervision. He has been working in the industry for over 26 years.2

Career Highlights

Neal Usatin is primarily known for his work as an editor on several notable projects:

• "How to Change Your Mind" (Netflix, 2022)12
• "Console Wars" (2020)1
• "Abstract: The Art of Design" (2017)1
• "Men In Kilts" (STARZ)2

In addition to editing, Neal has also worked as an independent film producer and director. He directed "And1 Mixtape Vol. 7," a highlight compilation video of street basketball.8

Versatility in the Industry

Neal's expertise extends beyond editing and producing. He has been credited in various roles throughout his career, including:

• Assistant Production Coordinator
• Post-Production Supervisor4

His work spans multiple genres and formats, including feature films, documentaries, TV series, music videos, and short films.6

Notable Projects

Some of Neal Usatin's other notable works include:

• "Fight for Your Right Revisited"
• "Beastie Boys: Don't Play No Game That I Can't Win" (Music Video)
• "Chi-Town"
• "Hydration"7

Neal has also worked on television shows such as "Dean of Invention" and "World of Jenks".3

Recognition

Neal's work has received recognition in the industry. He mentioned an award-winning feature narrative film in a LinkedIn post from 2019, indicating his success in narrative filmmaking as well.5

Neal Usatin continues to work as a freelance editor of film and television, showcasing his skills and experience across various projects in the entertainment industry.