Tail Pop
Raindrops on Roses: Living Life to ‘The Sound of Music’
By Jennifer Wydra I was a cradle Catholic who attended Mass every Sunday. My family was on the larger […]
Columns
Union Made
Coming of Age: How a Paper on Bubonic Plague Led to a ‘Euphoria’-Filled Career
By Julio C. Perez IV I never had an inordinate fear of dark rooms as a child. Although the […]
Book Reviews
Screen Gems: A New Book Looks at Editing Careers From Multiple Angles
By Betsy A. McLane For everyone who hopes to become a successful motion picture editor and has questions how […]
Union Made
Strictly Ballroom: A Side Project at Yale Led to a Rewarding Career in Unscripted Entertainment
By David Timoner I wasn’t born with Hollywood dreams in my head. I grew up in Miami, Fla., and while […]
Union Made
Wimp Tut Strikes Back: An Indiana Childhood Provided the Perfect Prelude for a Filmmaking Career
By Joel Watson M y first memory, whether real or partially imagined, was being carried by my parents into a […]
Features
The Moviegoer: New Orleans Built the Foundation for an Editing Career
By Christine Yoon Members of the Editors Guild like me — raised in New Orleans, the only child of […]
Tail Pop
A Hairy Situation: Falling in Love Again with ‘King Kong’
By Kevin McMahon I f you were a boy in the 1950s, growing up in the New Jersey suburbs, and […]
Book Reviews
Notes on Editing: Steve Hullfish Talks to Top Picture Editors in His Latest Book
By Peter Tonguette Interview books with filmmakers constitute a full-fledged literary subgenre, but among all of the one-on-one conversations that […]
Tail Pop
TAIL POP: ‘Do the Right Thing’ was Raw, Funny — and Sometimes Scary
‘I couldn’t deal with what I was seeing. I felt betrayed.’
Book Reviews
Such a Nasty Woman: How Dorothy Parker Ruled – and Rued – Hollywood
When “talking pictures” took over in the early 1930s, Dorothy Parker was one of the many writers recruited by film studios to meet the needs of sound.
