Features
MPEG Announces Election Results for 2022 Board
Voters returned 1,584 ballots out of 8,745 mailed out, for a response rate of just over 18%, according to the election manager. […]
News
2022
Cut to Black: Monty DeGraff, Picture Editor
Editor of “Law and Order,” “Narcos,” and “Power Book III: Raising Kanan” […]
2022
Cut to Black: Deanna Nowell, Picture Editor
Proudest credits are “Grand Crew,” “Raising Dion,” “Ambitions” and “Sacrifice” […]
2022
Cut to Black: Pam DeMetruis-Thomas, Sound Editor
Sound Editor for film/tv whose credits include “Passing,” “Time Out of Mind,” “Luce” and “Sex and the City” […]
2022
Cut to Black: Vincent K. “Vinnie” DeRamus, Assistant Editor
Various projects from film trailers for “Transformers” to “The Voice” to “Chicago Med” […]
2022
Cut to Black: Lewis Erskine, Picture Editor
Esteemed Documentary Editor who won and Emmy and and Eddie for his work on “Freedom Riders” […]
2022
Cut to Black: Fred Brown,aka Freddie, Assistant Editor
Assistant Editor whose credits include “Pokemon Detective Pikachu,” “Star Trek Beyond,” and “Walking Dead” to name a few […]
Industry
Next-Gen Exhibition Formats Emerge at NAB
With a reported attendance in excess of 100,000 from some 160 countries, plus 1,800-plus exhibitors, the NAB Show is often described as the world’s largest convention encompassing the convergence of media, entertainment and technology — the self-styled “MET Effect.” […]
Guild
With Talks at ‘Critical Juncture,’ Local 700 Member Meeting Draws Record Turnout
These thousands of post-production professionals logged on to hear National Executive Director Cathy Repola report on the ongoing IATSE Basic Agreement negotiations, which occur every three years and affect contracts in film and television. The turnout eclipsed the meeting during the last negotiation cycle in 2018 when about 2,100 members showed up in the ballroom of the Sheraton Universal. […]
Awards
Emmys 2021: Complete List of MPEG Picture and Sound Winners at Creative Arts Ceremonies
MPEG nominees won for work on projects ranging from the dramas “The Crown” and “The Queen’s Gambit” to comedies such as “Ted Lasso” and “A Black Lady Sketch Show.” […]
