Features
In Love with the Artist’s Process: Assistant Editor Alex Kopit
CineMontage asked Alex Kopit about his background and his approach to assistant editing. […]
Articles by Rob Feld
Features
Video Savant: Jeff Buchanan’s Fast-Forward to Features
Jeff Buchanan’s path to editing his first feature film, director Michel Gondry’s ‘Be Kind Rewind’ has been an unconventional one, skipping some of the usual stops along the way. […]
Features
Soundtrack Diplomacy: Music Editor Joseph DeBeasi’s Role as Interpreter
Joseph DeBeasi has worked as a music editor and composer. Throughout his career, he has developed a keen sense of his job, as it has developed over time, as technician, creative, diplomat and interpreter. […]
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No Second Guesser: Terry George Likes to Leave Editors Alone
Terry George certainly knows his way around an intense drama. His tales require perfect pitch and rhythm. To maintain that balance, George repeatedly turns to editor Naomi Geraghty. […]
Features
Cut of the Irish: Naomi Geraghty Emigrated to America to Find Her Career
CineMontage learned of the editor’s appreciation for collaboration—be it with her mentors, directors or assistants. […]
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The Hyphenate Diaries: Robert Pulcini Edits, Writes and Directs with His Wife
CineMontage recently visited Pulcini in his New York editing suite. […]
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Stranger Than Paradox: The Unusual Filmmaking Practices of Jim Jarmusch
Jim Jarmusch sat down with CineMontage to discuss his long-term collaborative relationship with editor Jay Rabinowitz, their work on the new film and his rather unconventional approach to film editing. […]
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Method Man: Jay Rabinowitz Finds that the Film Tells Him How to Edit It
One of the joys of working in theatrical professions is the episodic nature one’s life can take, Editor Jay Rabinowitz, ACE, is one who has had this experience in spades. […]
Features
Creating a Monster in the Cutting Room: David Zieff Strives for Honesty in Metallica Doc
“Nobody really had a sense of where the movie was going at the beginning. It was more a matter of putting together the things that felt right.” – David Zieff […]
