Book Reviews
BOOK REVIEW: Misty Watercolor Memories: How ‘The Way We Were’ Made Movie Magic.
By Peter Tonguette How appealing — and how naïve — it would be to imagine that when a talented group […]
Month: June 2023
Features
Road Warriors: How the Editing Team of ‘Beef’ Delved Into Identity, Conflict — and Karaoke
“I started to recognize that this was a portrait of Korean Americans and Asian Americans in general that we hadn’t seen before.”
Cover Story
Reality Check: New Unscripted Workers Peer Group Boosts Connection and Support
“Our events have been a great way for us to increase engagement with our membership as well as reach people who aren’t yet in the union and still have questions.”
Features
Cathy’s Column: Member Surveys Pave Way for Basic Agreement Talks in 2024
The goal is to build a platform that will provide members with an opportunity to make sure your priorities are identified and to help engage and educate all of you around the detailed facets of those issues, as well as building alliances with other locals who share in our goals.
Web Exclusives
Lucian Johnston Talks Editing Joaquin Phoenix Character Study ‘Beau Is Afraid’
“I was first drawn to film editing because of how similar it felt to writing. It’s the part of the process where you give language to cinema.”
Web Exclusives
Fly Us to the Moon: Editors of Space Age Series ‘Hello Tomorrow!’ Talk Creating Comedy Lunacy
“I remember being stunned when I saw the first episodes with the cars floating freeform and the robots without the puppeteers.”
