Wiebe van der Vliet

Wiebe van der Vliet (born 16 February 1970) is a Dutch film editor, colorist, XR artist, and trainer based in Copenhagen. His work spans feature films, documentaries, television post-production, online video, and immersive-media projects.

Career Van der Vliet worked on Dutch film and television productions in the early 1990s, receiving montage credits on titles including Prince Charming (1992), Vaarwel (1993), La vache qui rit? (1994), Spiegels (1996), Mensen van 2000 (1996), and Mensen van toen (1997). He was later credited as assistant editor on Marleen Gorris's Antonia's Line, which won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film at the 68th Academy Awards.

In 1998 and 1999, van der Vliet worked on film material for the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam, including the original museum films, and has been credited as sound editor on Remembering Anne Frank.

In Denmark, van der Vliet worked as editor on productions including Søster (2004) and Forsvunden (2006), and as preproduction editor on Ingen kender Casper (2022). IMDb also lists later color-grading and colorist credits on Danish television productions including Alexanders krig (2023), Shaolin Heroes (2024), and LOL: Den der ler sidst (2024-2025).

Van der Vliet has frequently collaborated with director Tao Nørager under the name Roaddox. Projects associated with that collaboration include Bible Black: Five Days with Andrew Mackenzie (2011), High Before Homeroom (2010), True Family (2012), and the documentary Zusa Street (2015). Project materials additionally describe the film as having been used in teaching in Denmark.

Van der Vliet edited Pipaluk K. Jørgensen's feature film Anori (2018). Before its wider release, Anori screened at the Nuuk International Film Festival in September 2018; it then premiered at Katuaq in Nuuk on 1 October 2018, toured Greenland later that year, and screened at Grand Teatret in Copenhagen in February 2019. IMDb also lists him as editor of the Greenlandic documentary Pilluarneq Ersigiunnaarpara (2019).

Digital and XR work Van der Vliet's online work includes the video The Kuleshov Experiment: The Proof is in the Comments, published through his YouTube channel. His current platform for XR and moving-image work is Stensakspapir.

Filmography + Selected credits Year Title Credit 1992 Prince Charming Montage 1993 Vaarwel Montage 1994 La vache qui rit? Montage 1995 Antonia Assistant editor 1996 Spiegels Montage 2004 Søster Editor 2006 Forsvunden Editor 2010 High Before Homeroom Editor, producer 2011 Bible Black: Five Days with Andrew Mackenzie Editor 2012 True Family Editor, producer 2015 Zusa Street Editor, producer 2018 Anori Editor 2019 Pilluarneq Ersigiunnaarpara Editor 2022 Ingen kender Casper Preproduction editor 2022-2025 Zedna Manuscript, editing; lead artist 2023 Alexanders krig Colorist 2024 Shaolin Heroes Color grader 2024-2025 LOL: Den der ler sidst Grader, colorist