I’m Ben Adamczyk, A.C.E., a television editor and post-production professional with over 25 years of experience working across broadcast, cable, streaming, and digital platforms. I’m a graduate of the American Film Institute (MFA, Editing), and over the course of my career I’ve edited hundreds of hours of unscripted television, documentaries, branded content, and digital shorts for networks including Bravo, CBS, NBC, Netflix, Hulu, ESPN, and YouTube. My credits include Vanderpump Rules, Botched,The Real Housewives franchise, Love is Blind, and the Daytime Emmy Award–winning educational series Could You Survive the Movies. I specialize in shaping strong narratives from raw footage through locked picture, with a focus on story, pacing, and music-driven edits.

In addition to my editing work, I’m deeply committed to mentoring and teaching emerging editors. I’ve served as a guest lecturer at the American Film Institute and the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, where I’ve taught unscripted editing, post-production workflows, and the realities of building a sustainable career in the industry. I believe great editing comes from a balance of craft, collaboration, and clarity of storytelling. I’m a member of the Motion Picture Editors Guild (Local 700), American Cinema Editors, and the Television Academy, and I’ve also served as a judge for the Daytime Emmy Awards.