The article presents  Ben Joss who go into the technical world of editing. He is a film and television editor from Melbourne. The author introduces his works, and he was seen as a technical wizard in rhythmic programming.

The perspective from the real editor could be more comprehensive for understanding of what is editing. And through discussions it can be concluded how to do a program in real life. The article also discuss how the actors effect the film. On the other hand, Joss believes Music would be important for a film. He explains: learning about the taste and style of the director, and engaging with these ideas in the editing suite. This could be a new point of view which discuss the relationship between editor and director.