Meredith Veach

Film Editor and Producer

Meredith Veach is an award-winning Film Editor with over 12 years

of experience in film, digital and commercial editorial work.

She is currently a producer and editor for Blizzard Entertainment’s Original Content Team.

"Hell Welcomes All"

Accessibility in Diablo IV

Director, Producer, Editorial Lead

Shorty Impact Awards
🏆 Winner in Disability Awareness, Gaming

🥇 Gold Honor in YouTube, Corporate-Community
👥 Audience Honor in YouTube

Watch "Hell Welcomes All"

Most Recent Featured Work

Producer, Director, and Editor for this Behind the Scenes Documentary about the making of the music for the video game, Diablo IV.

Blizzard gave me the opportunity to produce, direct, edit, and color this project—diving deep into the world behind the music of Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred.

Being a classically trained pianist and flutist, the world of music has shaped who I am, and getting to return to that musical space through filmmaking was an incredible full circle moment —an intersection of everything I love about storytelling, performance, and craft.

My team and I traveled around the globe to capture the scale, textures, and emotions behind the score—working to make something that feels truly alive and immersive.

It pushed me creatively in every way, and I’m so proud of what it became.

NBC's The Comeback Stage

Series Editor

Country songstress Kelsea Ballerini will serve as the show's fifth coach during the 10-part series, mentoring six artists who did not get selected to be on a team during the season 15 blind auditions with the show's four main coaches, Kelly Clarkson, Jennifer Hudson, Adam Levine and Blake Shelton.

These six hopefuls will pair off and compete in battle rounds, judged by Ballerini, for a chance to re-enter the main competition in November and take a spot in the top 13 and compete for the crown.

God Knows Where I Am

Feature Documentary
Subtitles Editor

The body of a homeless woman is found in an abandoned New Hampshire farmhouse. Beside the body, lies a diary that documents a journey of starvation and the loss of sanity, but told with poignance, beauty, humor, and spirituality. For nearly four months, Linda Bishop, a prisoner of her own mind, survived on apples and rain water, waiting for God to save her, during one of the coldest winters on record. As her story unfolds from different perspectives, including her own, we learn about our systemic failure to protect those who cannot protect themselves.

Leaderboard Legends Artist Spotlight

Micah Ulrich is an illustrator and graphic designer whose work primarily focuses on symbolism of the occult and dark arts. As a life long Diablo player he discusses his passion for art in the world of gaming and how his dark, gritty style has been informed by the art of Diablo.

Featured in this video are many of Micah's original works of art, including the early design for the crest that was created for the Leaderboard Legends contest, celebrating the very first Trials in Diablo IV, the Gauntlet.

Passing: A Family in Black & White

Assistant Editor for Passing

For decades, African American comedian and filmmaker Robin Cloud had heard tales about the “Nebraska cousins,” a branch of her family that moved away from the East Coast to pass for white in the rural Midwest. In this six-part series, Cloud attempts to find and understand the motives of the relatives who left everything and everyone else behind, and documents how their progeny grapple with the revelation that they aren’t who they thought they were.

After Fire

Feature Documentary
Assistant Editor

ABOUT WOMEN VETERANS AND FINDING STRENGTH TO SPEAK THE TRUTH
Set in the military outpost of San Antonio, Texas, AFTER FIRE highlights the challenges faced by the fastest-growing group of American veterans: women, who now account for one in five new recruits to the U.S. Armed Forces. Demonstrating courage during their military service and resilience in its aftermath, three women military veterans candidly confront the fallout of their experiences on their personal lives as they adjust to the civilian world. The film throws a spotlight on the human toll of military service – including military sexual trauma, combat injuries and bureaucratic dysfunction – telling a universal story about strength in the aftermath of trauma.