Guild
What Our Members Do: Ethan Stoller
In post-production, I conform the music to any picture changes. On the mix stage, I deliver the full music Pro Tools session to the re-recording mixer, and then serve as an ambassador for the music.
Articles by Edward Landler
Columns
Murder Is His Business
Seventy years ago, on April 11, 1947, Charles Chaplin — one of the central figures of world cinema and as influential to the art of moviemaking as to the establishment of the Hollywood film industry — premiered his latest film, Monsieur Verdoux (subtitled A Comedy of Murders) at the Broadway Theatre in New York City and at the Academy Award Theatre in Los Angeles.
Web Exclusives
Oscar’s Favorite Film Editors: 2017
The 2017 Academy Award nominations for Best Achievement in Film Editing in 2016 offer a full array of vital work in five different movie genres: a haunting science fiction fantasy, a war story with an atypical hero, a really contemporary crime western, a Hollywood musical of Los Angeles itself, and an honest, inner-city coming-of-age drama.
Guild
What Our Members Do: Brad Engleking
“I mix and supervise feature films and episodic television. Since I live in a smaller market with limited union opportunities, I also work as a music editor on some movies.”
Web Exclusives
What Our Members Do: Dane C. Collier
I am the visual effects editor on the time-traveling mystery series Timeless on NBC. I manage visual effects for the show.
Web Exclusives
Recreating the Boston Marathon Bombing in ‘Patriots Day’
CineMontage recently attended a screening of Patriots Day, followed by a panel of major below-the-line craftspeople, including picture editor Colby Parker, Jr, ACE; re-recording mixer, sound designer and supervising sound editor Dror Mohar; and sound designer and supervising sound editor Piero Mura.
Special Section
Building the More Perfect Union
Along with the Guild’s Board, during his tenure, Kutak has overseen much transformation at the local as it has adapted to the upheavals and constant change that are a given in the entertainment industry.
Columns
Sex, Race and Rock ’n’ Roll
by Edward Landler Audiences first heard the nascent Rock ‘n’ Roll music in the movies in March 1955, when Bill […]
Departments
The Art and Craft of Giving Back
by Edward Landler The Membership Outreach Committee recently offered three separate classes, each comprising two sessions over two consecutive days, […]
Industry
‘Sicario’ and ‘The Big Short’ Score Feature Wins at HPA Awards
On a chilly Thursday evening in mid-November, the Hollywood Professional Association (HPA, formerly the Hollywood Post Alliance) celebrated the presentation of its 11th Annual HPA Awards at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles.
