This article looks at the East Coast sound contingent, which consists of a handful of post-production facilities that cater to the needs of independent filmmakers and directors based close to …
January 2013
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For as long as he has been a director, Gus Van Sant has also been an editor. While most of his subsequent efforts have been cut by such distinguished editors …
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Letters from our readers regarding ‘black hawk down’ and the history of post-production sound.
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From The National Executive Director
The Year of Self-Empowerment by Ronald G. Kutak
by uncredited5 minutes readOur membership needs to self-empower: to lock arms and say NO in the workplace when something is wrong.
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Getting Organized
In the Edit Suite or the Batter’s Box, Bosses Are Not Benefactors
by Rob Callahan6 minutes readA pool of individuals of extraordinary talents that had generated great wealth for their employers had come to feel indebted and indentured to the very organizations for which they amassed …
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The idea for Not Fade Away had been in David Chase’s mind for a long time, though it took the buzz following the end of The Sopranos for him to be able to make …
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Features
The President’s Pocket Watch Is Ticking: The Authentic Sounds of ‘Lincoln’
by B Desowitz6 minutes read“There it was, ticking after 150 years, and we recorded it. We were able to use that during the few, brief moments where Lincoln was actually handling his watch.” – …
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Ben Affleck has a “particularly clear mind” when it comes to the editing process and understanding his editor’s needs while he is shooting, according to William Goldenberg.
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This Quarter in Film History
THIS MONTH IN FILM HISTORY: When Women Go Wrong, Men Go Right After Them
by uncredited7 minutes readMae West has become a folklore icon as well as a movie star. Anecdotes abound about her on- and off-screen behavior, and her quips fill an entire page in most …
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My love for Chinatown has only deepened as my affection for LA has grown more complicated.
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