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Baseball: A Selected Feature Filmography
You Can’t Tell the Movies Without a Scorecard!
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Diamonds Are Forever: The Movies’ Century-Long Love Affair with Baseball
As the upcoming film Moneyball makes expressly clear, Baseball is a game of statistics––something rarely, if ever, touched on in any of the movies about the sport since the first Baseball movie arrived in 1898.
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Fixing Television, One Show at a Time
To hear Stuart Bass, ACE, talk about television editing, one might think he has an insouciant attitude towards his craft. “Editing comedy is a specific talent…it’s just difficult to say what that talent is,” he says glibly.
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The 100 Club
Editorial Longevity
In the midst of a career in television, picture editors may think about how many years they’ve been on a show, but they may not stop to consider how many episodes of it they’ve cut.
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A Balancing Act: When Workflow Becomes Work Overload for Assistant Editors
Although assistant editors do embrace the chance to learn more, the question becomes: How much work is too much per assistant? Does bringing this extra work in-house mean that an extra assistant is required? And what does the assistant lose—mentoring time, for example—by taking on these extra tasks?
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Crystal Method
Allow me to introduce you to the post-production alchemy that produces the show that, according to Newsweek senior writer Andrew Romano, is “right now…the best program on TV, period.”
