Judah-Lev Dickstein is a documentary editor whose work has won Emmys, crashed streaming services, and appeared in festivals and theaters across the world. A lifelong non-sports fan who found himself loving his specialty in sports documentaries, Judah always tries to tell stories from the character out, emphasizing personal stakes and emotion. His latest released work - an exciting step away from athletics - was the two episodes he cut on the smash hit series “Taylor Swift: The End of an Era,” which follows the megastar as she wraps up her history-making concert tour.

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Other selected credits include "Super League: The War For Football," the Emmy-award-winning Apple+ show about a billion-dollar drama playing out in European Football; ESPN 30 for 30’s "Dude Perfect: A Very Long Shot" about the international-blockbuster Youtube trick shot stars; "Axios on HBO," the Emmy-award-winning news magazine show featuring interviews with kingmakers and titans of industry; and "The Art of the Steal," a feature doc about the plundering of the great Barnes Foundation. His very first job was assistant editing for the legendary Barbara Kopple on “Dixie Chicks: Shut Up & Sing,” and he's been loving the world of documentaries ever since.

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He's married, has two sons, earned his MFA at Columbia University, and was once on an episode of Project Runway.