2023
Cut to Black: Craig Hayes, Film Editor
Following his instincts and listening with his heart not his head helps this editor “do the work.” […]
Month: February 2023
Features
Fancy Footwork: How Post-Production Helped Reinvent ‘Dancing With the Stars’
Last fall, in a sign of the times for streaming entertainment, “Dancing with the Stars” moved to Disney+. The show continued to stream live on Monday nights for the duration of its 31st season, in a first for Disney+. It was also first for a major broadcast show to move to a streamer for live worldwide streaming without ads. […]
2023
Cut to Black: Felicia Livingston, Picture Editor
She played basketball in college and those skills guide her as she edits “Winning Time”. […]
2023
Cut to Black: S. Robyn Wilson, Picture Editor
Emmy-awarded Editor of “A Black Lady Sketch Show” who’s also an ordained Buddhist Priest […]
Web Exclusives
The Editors of HBO’s ‘Euphoria’ Tell the Story Behind Making the High-School Drama
“The editors are elevated has been rare in my experience, and that was something incredibly unique about this show.” […]
2023
Cut to Black: Paul E. Alderman, Picture Editor
He has made the jump to Editor after a long list of credits as an Assistant Editor. Watch for his editing on season 2 of “Shadow and Bone” […]
2023
Cut to Black: Paul Ero Jr., Assistant Editor
Assistant Editor and Musician who knows that “If you stay ready, you don’t have to get ready.” […]
2023
Cut to Black: Douglas Thomas, Apprentice Sound Editor
For each day in the month of February, the African American Steering Committee will be highlighting Local 700’s African American […]
Web Exclusives
OSCARS 2023: Academy Award Nominees for Best Sound Speak Out on ‘Avatar,’ ‘Elvis,’ and ‘The Batman’
“You never get used to receiving news of an Oscar nomination.” […]
2023
Cut to Black: Janis Vogel, Television and Film Editor, Consultant Editor, Producer
Nurturing the legacy of Us to her daughter… “I am so proud to be teaching about black history and the color of her skin, things I was not intentionally taught about as a child myself.”
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