ABOUT ME
MY STORYRalph Jean-Pierre is an accomplished film and television editor with a global portfolio that spans Los Angeles to New York and Tokyo to Vancouver.
He has honed his craft and delivered exceptional results on a range of high-profile projects.
Most recently, Ralph completed editing Season 2 of MAX's Tokyo Vice and the final season of M. Night Shyamalan and AppleTV+'s show Servant. Ralph's successful career has also earned him acclaim as an assistant editor on various television and streaming series. His impressive portfolio includes Legendary Television's reboot of the classic Irwin Allen series, Lost in Space, Comedy Central's Workaholics, Amazon's The Boys, the WB animated feature Scoob!, and Shyamalan's feature film Old.
After moving from Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles, Ralph earned his M.F.A. in film editing from the AFI Conservatory. During graduate school, he edited several short films and later immersed himself in the indie and digital media scene, working with various digital media companies on a diverse range of features and short-form programming. With his wealth of experience and expertise, Ralph Jean-Pierre is a valuable asset to any project he takes on.
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Based on Jean-Pierre’s outstanding work on all four episodes, it’s hard to imagine that his agent’s phone isn’t going to start ringing at a faster clip. In his four episodes, Jean-Pierre shows great expertise at managing a variety of pace, while never losing dramatic flow. He also edits for performance at a very high level–trusting the actors to deliver on a show chock full of outstanding thespians.
-David Phillips "Awards DailyCut to Black: Picture Editor
-Cinemontage...the season closes with Sato’s ascension ceremony (beautifully filmed and edited by director Wladyka, cinematographer Daniel Satinoff, and editor Ralph Jean-Pierre) with pounding drums and great attention to detail, you never lose the sense that Sato isn’t necessarily wanting this honor.
-David Phillips "Awards Daily