
On the Road Again: Editor Paul Hirsch Remembers ‘Planes, Trains and Automobiles’
By Peter Tonguette Neal Page and Del Griffith are on the road again. The famous cinematic odd couple — amusingly […]
By Peter Tonguette Neal Page and Del Griffith are on the road again. The famous cinematic odd couple — amusingly […]
By Peter Tonguette For 18 years, on and off, the director of “Five Easy Pieces” (1970) and “The King […]
How the Editing Team Resurrected Watergate in ‘Gaslit […]
“This is what is really satisfying about the film: Your guard is let down by the humor, and you don’t expect that you’re going to have as emotional an experience in the end as you do.” […]
“If I can make people watching it nervous and just a little uncomfortable, that could be something really cool.” […]
“Yellowstone” is a show about land: who it once belonged to, who it belongs to now, who it might one day belong to. […]
The show, which made vivid use of contemporary Los Angeles locations and consistently tackled tough topics, premiered in 2016 and wrapped up last fall after five acclaimed seasons. […]
For those who work in post-production, the long hours spent poring over dailies, collaborating with directors and producers, and making scenes just so are rewarded when audiences respond appreciatively. […]
“I hope people can see this and realize this is not a history story, in a way. This is not a story of something that happened 80 years ago that is not happening right now.” […]
How editing taught Lucian Johnston the secrets of ‘Macbeth’ […]
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