Examples of pieces I edited

I have served as a copy editor, developmental editor, and assignment editor.
Also see articles and web content I have written, and "What Kind of Editor Do You Need?"

Some editorial situations call for revising or even rewriting the copy to make it succinct, organized and well-stated. Other times, it's also necessary to put the text into the publisher's voice. Yet other jobs require the Editor to retain the voice of the author — perhaps one among many contributors — along with everything else a Copy Editor does. A Developmental Editor is more a collaborator ... considering a manuscript from every angle, and returning it to the author with recommendations for improving it and/or areas of exploration. Sometimes these suggestions require a special level of tact.

I've done all of this, for the newsletters and blogs of Edge Studio, a volunteer ski club (including cajoling its members to contribute), a small bank, video producers, and others.

• My client(s) restrict access to some of these documents, therefore so do I. If you are verifiably interested in my editing services, please contact me to have a look.
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL:
The Voice Actor's Performance Guidebook
Author: David Goldberg

PERFORMANCE GUIDE:
Voice-Over Slating: How to make a great first impression
Author: Edge Studio

WHITE PAPER:
Efficient Small-space Acoustic Design for Voiceover
Author: George Whittam

TECHNICAL BROADSIDE:
Voice Over Home Studio Troubleshooting Guide
Author: Edge Studio

EXAMPLE OF COPY EDITING:
Blog post
Author: (guest blogger)