Alannah, 1996
Philadelphia to Los Angeles,
Los Angeles to Napa.
There is a deep root within me to study,
and make universal sense of, human behavior;
Film is a passion that helps me do that.
The majority of my recent creative work has been as a feature-length documentary editor and story producer. Editing has become my craft that accurately reflects my other skills, many of which stem from other passions. A decade as a drummer, and many more years as a photographer, I learned to find peace in rhythm, solitude, and perspective both in my personal life and my work.
It is crucial to collaborate with courage.
For work inquires, do not hesitate to reach out via the CONTACT page.
Please note Alannah is currently booked until April 2025.
For the past decade, Alannah’s professional career has primarily been in post production
working under networks such as NBC Universal, CNN Films, Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, and Showtime for both TV, film, commercial, and streaming. Based on her in-depth experience in a range of documentary tv and film, especially those that are archival-heavy, Alannah also consults doc teams on workflow, story structure, and editing as well as mentoring those looking to break into the doc world.
The feature films that showcase her editing premiered at Sundance Film Festival (Skywalkers: A Love Story), Tribeca Film Festival (Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain, Skywalkers: A Love Story) and DocNYC (How to Come Alive with Norman Mailer).
As of 2024, Alannah is collaborating as story producer with producer/writer Victoria Marquette on an independent 4-part Docu-Series currently in development with Marquette as creator.
Alannah has been a volunteer for the NGO Rescue Gorillas Foundation since 2020
and an active member of the Alliance of Documentary Editors (ADE) since 2023.