Timothy Good

Timothy Good, ACE (American Cinema Editors), is a film editor, producer, director and educator, recognized for his awarded work editing the HBO Max-hit «The Last of Us».

He hails from Oak Park, Illinois - the location of many Frank Lloyd Wright homes which inspired him to build models as a child leading to a career in building film and television stories.  He attended Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois majoring in Radio/TV/Film. 

He has edited a wide variety of TV series «The Umbrella Academy», «The Resident», «Fringe», «The O.C» and the original «Gossip Girl» which was his first pilot. He also co-edited the feature film «Dead Man Down» directed by Niels Arden Oplev («The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo») which led to a series of collaborations including the Stephen King adaptation of «Under The Dome». In addition, he was an editor for Oscar-winning screenwriter Dustin Lance Black’s LGBTQ+ miniseries «When We Rise». 

Timothy is a visiting lecturer at the UCLA Graduate School for Film and Television and has taught creative editing to directors and cinematographers for 15 years. He is a big believer in mentorship, and all of his past assistant editors have gone on to become editors in their own right, including Emily Mendez, his current co-editor at «The Last of Us».

With his outstanding work with the first season of «The Last of Us», Tim was awarded a Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Picture Editing for a Drama Series, and Winner at American Cinema Editors, Best Edited Drama Series, in addition to Nominee at HPA Award, Outstanding Editing, Episode or Non-Theatrical Feature and Nominee for Best Edited Series Drama at BFE Cut Above Award.