about
   

 

Andy Prada - a creative and intuitive editor/post-producer working for production companies, facilities, broadcasters, agencies and client organisations - with or without his own equipment. He specialises in Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premiere and all AVIDs.

  

Freelance, he can edit your programme - even direct it! - and co-ordinate the complete post production process - from off-line to finished master - liaising with graphic designers, archives, composers, vo artists and external facilities.

As a non-linear editor trained in film, he knows how to cut. As an experienced on-line editor working with state-of-the-art non-linear systems, he instinctively thinks multilayer. Sound is not seen as somebody else's problem! 

CD & DVD encoding / authoring are integral to Andy's portfolio of services.

 

Combining his skills as an editor with a keen interest in military history, Andy has specialised in a range of programming for government, broadcasters, production companies and business. Credits include the seminal Realities of War for the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst and the best-selling Story of the British Army for WH Smith. An Invisible Wound - for the Royal Army Medical Corps - scooped the premier award at ETMA in 1999 together with a nomination for best documentary at IVCA.  The Captain's Bad Day collected similar awards in 2001 for the Royal Navy.  More recent defence work includes The Law of Armed Conflict and Network Enabled Capability for the Army.  He has written and edited web infos for The European Space Agency (ESA), in particular the Mars Express Mission, and post-produced work for Cisco Systems  On a gentler note he has worked on several programmes for Cancer Research UK and Guy's & St Thomas' Hospital Trust.  He recently edited and DVD authored the  Civil Partnership initiative for the Department of Work and Pensions. Current projects include work for Xerox UK and Europe, GE Healthcare, The Durand Group, Mott MacDonald, Mouchel and Shell.

  
   
 

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