George Akers

George Akers worked in the film industry as an editor and assistant editor. In 1977, Akers served as an assistant editor on Cross of Iron. The role involved supporting the lead editor in assembling and refining the film's footage during post-production.

Akers later worked as an editor on Edward II in 1991. In this capacity, Akers was responsible for selecting and arranging shots, ensuring continuity, and shaping the film's pacing and narrative flow. The work required close collaboration with the director and other department heads to maintain the film's visual and editorial coherence.