Hyman worked in the film industry from the 1950s through the 1980s. His career as a film editor was dedicated strictly to documentaries on both the small and large screen. Things got off the ground for Hyman when he moved from New York to Los Angeles in late 1961 and soon after joined the newly formed David Wolper Productions. […]
Raymond L. Daniels, Jr. passed away in West Hills Hospital in West Hills, California, from acute kidney failure. He was 83. […]
Good analysts know that stepping outside of themselves to examine a script from a different point-of-view is key in writing a complete analysis of the potential project. […]
Robert Wise’s memories were remarkably precise and full of stories about editing ‘Citizen Kane’. […]
Letters from our readers regarding the ‘Moviola Mavens’, 1930’s editing, and documentary editing. […]
Letters from our readers regarding ‘The Grande Dame of Documentary’ and ‘Blow-Up’ […]
each of these groups was struggling with a profound but similar problem––the way technology was changing the jobs of their membership. The solution for many of them was the same: Organize. […]
Letters regarding our articles on sound editing history as well as our political content. […]
Letters from our readers regarding ‘black hawk down’ and the history of post-production sound. […]
Letters from our readers concerning our article on ‘Hud’ as well as issues regarding documentary editing awards. […]
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