Book Reviews
BOOK REVIEW: How a 1941 Disney Animators’ Strike Changed Hollywood
By Betsy McLane Jake Friedman deserves a rousing hurrah for writing “The Disney Revolt: The Great Labor War of Animation’s […]
Features
Features
How One Company Is Helping Find Remote Work Solutions for Post-Production
There certainly have been growing pains in the transition to remote editing, but it’s becoming easier to embrace this workflow as the process evolves. […]
Features
Music Editor Steven A. Saltzman Is Back With Another Book About the Craft of Film Music
By Kristin Marguerite Doidge A new book is celebrating the creative and collaborative nature of music in film and […]
Features
Matthew Hannam on Editing ‘White Noise’ and Managing the Jump from Page to Screen
“The second you put your neck out and do something on your own, you could die. I think that’s a really salient concept.” […]
Features
Cathy’s Column: Transparency and What It Means to Our Union
One could say that, for our union, all this focus on transparency is the result of the last IA Basic Agreement ratification vote. That is certainly a piece of it, but it goes well beyond our union. It is a recurring mantra in new stories and social media posts everywhere. […]
Cover Story
High Crimes: How the Editing Team Resurrected the Drama of Watergate in ‘Gaslit’
How the Editing Team Resurrected Watergate in ‘Gaslit […]
Features
WHAT OUR MEMBERS DO: Matt Coleshill, Assistant Editor
“My job is to be the editor’s right hand. Whatever they need to make their day easier, I’ll be there to help make it happen.”
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Features
Billy Fox Talks Editing the Military Drama ‘Devotion’
“What bounced in my head a lot was the concept of devotion.” […]
Awards
For Your Consideration: Studio DVD Award Screeners Are Wasteful and Need to Go (OPINION)
Instead of placing the burden on the members who receive these DVDs by no choice of their own, media companies should assume responsibility for the problem they’ve created. […]
Features
On the Road Again: Editor Paul Hirsch Remembers ‘Planes, Trains and Automobiles’
By Peter Tonguette Neal Page and Del Griffith are on the road again. The famous cinematic odd couple — amusingly […]
