In this episode we talk about one of the most important processes in the music side of filmmaking: Music Editing. In an interview with one of Hollywood's top Music Editors, Sebastian Zuleta, we talk about:

- How he works with the director to find the tone of the film.
- How he chooses temp music (temporary music to help the cut, before the composer has written any music)
- How he helps composers to navigate temp music
- How he manages his huge library of music
- How he works alongside composers in spotting sessions, and afterwards
- How some composers can actually *help* the music editor, well before the post-production process starts
- How his experience as a composer integrates with his skill as a music editor
- How the music editor works on TV Series, using music from earlier episodes to help score later episodes (this saves everyone a LOT of time)
- Advice for people looking to get into Music Editing as a career

To find out more about Sebastian, you can visit his website here: https://www.sebastianzuleta.com/

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