Randi Barros is an award winning film editor and screenwriter. Most recently, she edited the documentary,"Lives Well Lived," a film about aging by director, Sky Bergman, which was featured in festivals worldwide and the winner of several awards including the Heart of Gold Excellence Award at the Nevada City Film Festival. Before that, Randi co-edited the documentary, “Botso, The Teacher From Tblisi,” which was the Audience Award winner at the Maine International Film Festival, the Waimea Film Festival, the Tblisi Film Festival and the San Luis Obispo Film Festival in 2013-2014, and was a New York Times critics pick. She is currently editing "Heaven Stood Still: The Life and Times of Willy DeVille," directed by Larry Locke.
Randi's television pilot, "Springtime in September," was a semi-finalist for Cinestory in 2000 and a winner of the She Called Action 35 Pilot Contest in 2019. She teaches Screenwriting and Film Production at Cal Poly University and recently completed her MFA in Screenwriting and Television Writing at Stephens College's Low Residency Program. She attended the MFA Film program at Columbia University School of the Arts and holds her BS degree in Film Studies from Ithaca College. Randi lives in San Luis Obispo, CA with her husband and daughter.
Randi's television pilot, "Springtime in September," was a semi-finalist for Cinestory in 2000 and a winner of the She Called Action 35 Pilot Contest in 2019. She teaches Screenwriting and Film Production at Cal Poly University and recently completed her MFA in Screenwriting and Television Writing at Stephens College's Low Residency Program. She attended the MFA Film program at Columbia University School of the Arts and holds her BS degree in Film Studies from Ithaca College. Randi lives in San Luis Obispo, CA with her husband and daughter.