Keith Fraase

Materialists | Official Trailer
A24Materialists | Official Trailer
Severance | Season 2 | Official Trailer
Apple TVSeverance | Season 2 | Official Trailer
100 Foot Wave | Season 3 | Official Trailer
HBO Max100 Foot Wave | Season 3 | Official Trailer
Past Lives | Official Trailer
A24Past Lives | Official Trailer
100 Foot Wave | Official Trailer
HBO100 Foot Wave | Official Trailer
To The Wonder | "Newborn"
Magnolia PicturesTo The Wonder | "Newborn"
Naomi Osaka | Official Trailer
NetflixNaomi Osaka | Official Trailer
Naomi Osaka | "Mental Strength"
NetflixNaomi Osaka | "Mental Strength"
Song to Song | Official Trailer
FilmNation EntertainmentSong to Song | Official Trailer
Dirty Money | Season 1 | Official Trailer
NetflixDirty Money | Season 1 | Official Trailer
The Tree of Life | Official Trailer
Fox SearchlightThe Tree of Life | Official Trailer
Love Has Won: The Cult of Mother God | Official Trailer
HBOLove Has Won: The Cult of Mother God | Official Trailer
To The Wonder | Official Trailer
Magnolia PicturesTo The Wonder | Official Trailer
Voyage of Time | Official Trailer
IMAX Documentary FilmsVoyage of Time | Official Trailer
Knight of Cups | Official Trailer
FilmNation EntertainmentKnight of Cups | Official Trailer

Keith Fraase, ACE, is a professional Film & TV Editor based in New York. He has experience across all mediums of on-screen production including television, documentary, commercial, & feature-length narrative films. His career initially gained traction with Terrence Malick’s The Tree of Life, on which Keith served as Artistic Consultant.  From there, he served as Editor on Malick’s To The Wonder, Knight of Cups, Song to Song, and the feature IMAX documentary Voyage of Time. His other notable credits include Celine Song's Past Lives and Materialists, John Curran's Chappaquiddick, as well as the Netflix documentary series Dirty Money, Naomi Osaka, Selena Y Los Dinos, and Amend; ; HBO's Love Has Won and the Emmy winning series 100 Foot Wave; and Amazon's Long Strange Trip. He also worked on the acclaimed Apple TV series Severance, for which he was nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Picture Editing.