Adam Dicterow is a New York-based editor of multiple award-winning films. His recent work has garnered major recognition at prestigious festivals including Sundance, Berlinale, and Tribeca.

His acclaimed body of work includes Vuk Lungulov-Klotz's Mutt (acting award at Sundance 2023, special mention at Berlinale), Alessandra Lacorazza's In the Summers (U.S. dramatic grand jury prize and directing award at Sundance 2024, two Indie Spirit Award nominations), and Daniel Blake Schwartz's Cotton Fever (best narrative feature at Tribeca 2026). This success stems from his collaboration with accomplished directors and his work under mentor Anne McCabe, ACE, where he developed his creativity, adaptability, and technical skills. He has worked with visionary filmmakers including Marielle Heller, Robin Wright, and Stephen Chbosky, and his television credits include HBO's Succession season one.

Adam's latest project - A24's Misty Green, written and directed by Chris Rock and starring Rock, Roselind Eleazar, Daniel Kaluuya, Adam Driver, Anna Kendrick, and Topher Grace - will premiere at both TIFF 2026 and NYFF 2026.

A New York City native, Adam currently resides in Brooklyn with his wife and son.