In Memoriam

Inspired by the young actors at Purdue, Robert switched to theater arts where he was immediately cast as the Prince in “Once Upon a Mattress.” After his second year in the theatre department, Robert transferred to UCLA Film School where he was able to apply both his engineering and theatre background to filmmaking.

George was born on a cold day in Oxford, Mississippi, on February 8, 1948. His parents, George Harris Anderson and Jane Anderson, were deeply in love. When George was six months old, his father, a Navy pilot and war hero, died in a plane crash.

Always curious about the newest audio technology (as well as any other gadget), Dan was an early adopter in digital sound for film starting in the ‘80s. He also mentored several talented sound editors, and many of them have entertaining stories about working with such a generous man.

JULY 4, 1943 – APRIL 20, 2023 John Gordon Wright, ACE, passed away peacefully at home  on April 20, aged […]

JANUARY 17, 1939–DECEMBER 29, 2024   Picture editor George Folsey, Jr., ACE was perhaps fated to go into the movie […]

JUNE 7, 1942 – APRIL 3, 2023 Academy Award-nominated film  editor David Finfer died April 3 from complications following a […]