Features
TECHNOLOGY: How Sound Crews Work Hard to Get the Right Levels on Theatrical Mixes
‘Wait a minute. It doesn’t sound like it did on the mixing stage.’ […]
Departments
Departments
CATHY’S COLUMN: The Strikes Pose Challenges for All of Us, But We Will Overcome Them
There will forever be a need to do more work towards building a better union for the future. Those of us in leadership roles need to examine ourselves and be not just open but willing to embrace new ideas and new ways of doing things. […]
In Memoriam
In Memoriam: Gregory J. Hoopingarner, Assistant Editor
JAN. 13, 1990 – NOV. 24, 2022 Assistant editor Gregory J. Hoopingarner, 32, formerly of North Canton, Ohio, passed away […]
Features
In Memoriam: Marion Rothman, Film Editor
Marion was known for her dedication to bringing the director’s vision to the screen, and she was fiercely loyal to the many varied directors she worked with. […]
In Memoriam
Remembering Donn Cambern: 1929-2023
The Guild Says Goodbye to an Accomplished Editor, Dedicated Leader, and Passionate Mentor By Kristin Marguerite Doidge It was 1968 […]
Features
Cathy’s Column: Member Surveys Pave Way for Basic Agreement Talks in 2024
The goal is to build a platform that will provide members with an opportunity to make sure your priorities are identified and to help engage and educate all of you around the detailed facets of those issues, as well as building alliances with other locals who share in our goals. […]
Departments
Cathy Repola: Understanding the MPI Plans is Key to Our Future
A brief overview of the 2021 year-end financial highlights of the MPI Plans […]
Getting Organized
GETTING ORGANIZED: Rights for Workers Can Take Time, So That Makes Labor Unity Vital
Bosses can fight the Law, and, although the Law may eventually win, any such victory might be so long deferred as to be rendered something close to a stalemate. […]
Events
Women’s Steering Committee’s Lift Up Event Aims to Help Members Network, Develop Their Craft
“Networking is one of our industry’s greatest tools and the pandemic really hurt it. Mentorship is the other powerful tool, and something that a pandemic doesn’t have to stop.” […]
Departments
TECHNOLOGY: Hearing Dialogue Is a Problem in the Streaming Age. Luckily, There Are Apps for That.
By Jennifer Walden Have you heard? Audiences are complaining about unintelligible dialogue in non-theatrical content on their TVs, about […]
