Columns
Sick of It All
I contacted some of the major insurance companies in New York State and found some eye-opening answers. […]
Year: 2007
Features
The Hyphenate Diaries: Robert Pulcini Edits, Writes and Directs with His Wife
CineMontage recently visited Pulcini in his New York editing suite. […]
Features
The Wizards of Walpole: Ken Burns and Paul Barnes Chronicle American History
Ken Burns has always acknowledged the large part Paul Barnes, his chief picture editor, has played in the smooth operation and artistic prominence of Florentine Films. […]
Features
Florentine Editors Came Up Through the Ranks
Picture editors Erik Ewers and Tricia Reidy are an integral part of Florentine Films’ post-production team. […]
Features
May the Sound Be with You: AMPAS Looks Back at Action-Adventure Sound Effects
Some excerpts from a panel of sound effects professionals. […]
Features
Primary Colors: Telecine Technology May Change, But True Colorists Adapt
CineMontage spoke to a handful of Los Angeles-based colorists to get a picture of what telecine was, how technology has transformed it, and how they see their role in the color correction suite. […]
Features
Mmmm… Popcorn: ‘The Simpsons’ Goes to the Movies
The Simpsons Movie will not feel like most animated films of recent years, what with its 2-D production and an almost minimalist soundscape. […]
Getting Organized
Preparing the Next Generation
These young people, at least those who do manage to find a way into this crazy business, are the future of this Guild. […]
Features
Editing ‘Transformers’: Michael Bay’s Rock ’em Sock ’em Blockbuster
The story of robots that can metamorphose from ordinary-looking machines into intelligent, mechanical, biped creatures has gone through many transformations itself. […]
This Quarter in Film History
This Quarter in Film History: Shoot-Out at the Fantasy Factory
High Noon has often been interpreted as an anti-McCarthy era story of mass cowardice when confronted by evil. It is a moot point now because the story has multiple meanings as a personal epiphany. […]
