Charles Little

Charles Little is a motion picture editor with over a decade of experience and a diverse career path where he garnered his expertise. In 2008, Charles received the Best Editing Award for The Luminaries' inspiring music video entitled 'Peace' at the fifth annual Elevate Film Festival which challenged international filmmakers to create works of social and environmental importance. In 2012, Charles directed and edited a series of short brand films for ad agency Gertude, Inc. which earned him a bronze Telly Award. In 2019, Charles cut three episodes of FOX's high profile action drama procedural '9-1-1 Lone Star' (created by Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk & Tim Minear) which included the series finale. In 2011 Charles delivered a masterful combination of picture editing and visual effects design on Ronnie Butler, Jr.'s award-winning sociopolitical satire 'The Photographs of Your Junk (Will Be Publicized)' before contributing as additional film editor on Robert May's critically acclaimed documentary 'Kids For Cash' in 2013. Charles' credits also include unscripted series for networks like Showtime, Discovery, NatGeo and VH1; including 'Ru Paul's Drag Race' and MTV Networks' '1 World Hip-Hop Championship' where Charles wore several hats including Editor, Director and Executive Producer. Charles is an active member in various post-production groups promoting diversity and advancement within the film and television industry; and is a proud member of the Motion Picture Editor's Guild (I.A.T.S.E. Local #700). Charles was born in Chicago and raised between Chicago and Minneapolis. He served two tours in the United States Navy during the Persian Gulf Wars' 'Desert Shield' and 'Desert Storm' operations. Charles is based in Los Angeles. Genres: Drama, Action, Documentary