Work Editorial Announces the Addition of Editor Rebecca Luff to Its Roster

Work Editorial announces the addition of editor Rebecca Luff to its roster. Rebecca is based in London and represented by Work Editorial globally. 

Coming from a small riverside village in the UK, her father being a true local and her mother coming from a very different life in Mauritius, gave her an outlook that made her appreciate the differences in people's lives and want to see more of the stories out there. She went to study drama and media arts and St Mary’s University in Twickenham. Working all through uni she had many jobs including retail, promotions and on Radio Bedford. This gave her an interest in broadcasting and production which led to working on the tabloid talk show The Trisha Goddard Show, whilst this was an eye opening experience it still didn’t feel right. By pure chance a friend offered her a placement at the editing company Final Cut in London and as she said, “I felt completely at home. It was exactly what I was looking for, I loved it!’ She remained at Final Cut for four and a half years and whilst there as a receptionist was nominated for Best Editing at the UKMVAS for a music video for Johnny Foreigner.”

In 2010 she went over to the edit company Tenthree, she was there for nine years and then joined Cut and Run/The Quarry. Working with and developing long standing relationships with directors including MJ Delaney, Max Fisher, Liz Murphy and Fern Berresford . She was nominated for Best Editing at the Underwire Film Festival for the film ‘Fell’ directed by Fern Berresford and Russell Warren. She also won Best Editor for the short film “Hireth’ Directed by Ryan Andrew at the Berlin Sci Fi Festival. She has also worked on many worldwide campaigns for companies such as Amazon, Tesco Mobile, Samsung, Aldi, Singapore Airlines and many more. 

Rebecca is now ready for the next chapter, “WORK has always had one of the absolute best rosters in the world, so to be joining the team that I’ve admired since day one is immensely exciting and inspiring to me. Their focus on craft, outstanding editorial talent and supportive work ethos is an incredible place to push creative and further hone my craft. And to be reunited with EP Frankie again feels extra special “ 

Work is so thrilled that Rebecca is joining the London office, Frankie Elster, executive producer, “Ever since I first worked with Rebecca, we started off in the industry together, I could see she had an amazing talent for editing. I was always in awe of her dedication to the craft. I couldn’t be more excited that she's joining us and we get to work together again - she’s a gem!”

Jane Dilworth, founder partner said, “We are all so excited about Rebecca joining our London office. She is a truly talented editor with a real skill for storytelling and ability to impart emotion, she is also a lovely person who fits right in!”