Tail Pop
Stanley Donen and Gene Kelly’s ‘Singin’ in the Rain’
Growing up a twin and one of nine children meant that there wasn’t very much alone time. […]
Month: November 2011
Book Reviews
Winter Reading – And Gifting
Despite what you may hear about eBook publishing and digital books, the publication of books about film on “dead trees” (or paper) is very much alive. […]
This Quarter in Film History
The Original Road
Forty years ago, Steven Spielberg transformed television narrative with his made-for-TV movie Duel, which aired on ABC in November 1971. […]
Columns
No Excuse for Copyright Abuse
They somehow think that freedom to speak equals freedom to steal. […]
Features
Thelma Schoonmaker and the Movie Magic of ‘Hugo’
There’s a joyous moment in director Martin Scorsese’s Hugo, opening November 23 from Paramount Pictures, when Sir Ben Kingsley–– portraying the pioneering French filmmaker Georges Méliès (1902’s A Trip to the Moon)—performs a magi- cal feat onstage to thunderous applause. It’s but a brief glimpse into a forgotten past. […]
Union Made
UNION MADE: Following in Father’s Footsteps
I started editing quarter-inch reels of recorded audio sessions, then got bumped up to an assistant working with film on a Moviola. I was surprised by how much I liked it.
Features
The Wall Street Shuffle: Pete Beaudreau’s Stock Rises with ‘Margin Call’
Pete Beaudreau spoke to CineMontage about ‘Margin Call’ and his career path. […]
Features
Cutting MOS for an SOB: Adventures in the ADR Trade
“On this film the director is always right…even when he isn’t.” – unnamed director […]
Departments
Frank Warner
Sound editor and sound designer Frank Edward Warner died peacefully at home in Sedona, Arizona, on August 31. He was 85. […]
