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Altman’s Sound Theory
“Sound has been a very important element in my work. Consequently, it’s something I’ve always paid a lot of attention to.” – Robert Altman […]
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Video Spawned the Editing Star: What Hath MTV Wrought?
Has MTV reinvented or hobbled the art and craft of editing? […]
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Cut and Run: Where MTV Editing Got Its Chops
A zippier editing style has achieved institutional status, through MTV […]
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Brando Talks! and Superman Listens
“Brando’s voice and presence serve as a memory bridge back to that time.” – Craig Berkey supervising sound editor/sound designer […]
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Serial Thrillers: TV’s New ‘Kidnapped’ and ‘Dexter’ Present Challenges for Editors
Serialized dramas with one story arc per season aren’t a new thing in television. Two of them look particularly promising. […]
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Post-Production Does the Heavy Lifting on Superman Returns
‘Superman Returns’ is a heroic feat in digital filmmaking. […]
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Secrets of a Film School Student Turned Editing Teacher
It wasn’t until I sat down with my footage that I truly learned about the art of editing. […]
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Cutting with a Conscience: Richard Chew
CineMontage spoke with Richard Chew as he was putting the finishing touches on ‘Bobby.’ […]
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Nancy Richardson’s UCLA Film Course Is a Real-World Learning Experience
For four Monday evenings over a dozen UCLA film students crowded into the editing and color timing bays at a post-production facility in Hollywood. There, they got real-life experience of shepherding a short film […]
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Minority Rapport: Guild’s New York Office Holds Open House for City’s Film Students
The Motion Picture Editors Guild’s East Coast office is developing educational opportunities for the untapped pool of talent in the city’s minority population. […]
