2022
Cut to Black: Chris Frazier, Foley/Sound FX Editor
Foley and Sound FX Editor who has whose credits include “The Mandalorian,” “Shang Chi & The Legend of the Ten Rings,” “The Suicide Squad,” and “Raya & the Last Dragon” […]
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The Curious Case of Unions and Documentaries
Ken Burns did it. So did Michael Moore. But a lot of documentary filmmakers don’t go union. Is that about to change? […]
Industry
Netflix Breaks HBO’s Record for the Most Emmy Nominations Ever
The Television Academy revealed nominations Tuesday for the 72nd Emmy Awards, with Netflix dominating the field with 160 nominees led by its drama Ozark. Listed are nominees for classifications represented by the Editors Guild. […]
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Ask the Field Rep: Straight Talk on Box Rentals
Every day, our tireless MPEG Field Reps work hard to get you answers to your workplace questions. And every quarter, they do it right here at CineMontage. So let’s get to a burning question! […]
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Roger Barton and Evercast Look for a Better Way to Edit
Faced with a demanding career and a time-crunched personal life, a veteran film editor is behind a new system designed to help colleagues find the right balance. […]
Guild
Karen Greene Resigns as Guild Field Representative
The Motion Picture Editors Guild regrets to announce the resignation of Field Representative Karen Greene, effective August 18, 2017. […]
Guild
Cathy Repola Honored with IATSE Outstanding Woman Leader Award
At the close of the 68th IATSE Convention International President Matt Loeb presented Editors Guild National Executive Director Cathy Repola with the Outstanding Woman Leader Award, honoring her work as Chairwoman of the IATSE Women’s […]
Departments
The VFX Factor
An informative panel discussing the workflow for visual effects in the editing suite, as part of the ongoing “Partnerships in the Editing Room” seminar series, which examine editorial workflow in television and the relationships of the editorial department and post producers. […]
Departments
Robert A. “Dan” Dillon
Dan Dillon of Erie, Colorado passed away June 6, 2015 in Denver, Colorado after suffering a fall. He was 76. Born January 14, 1939 in Chicago, Illinois […]
This Quarter in Film History
The Gutting of ‘Greed’
The editor described the first part of the picture as “quite humorous at times,” which would have helped audiences accept the tragedy of the second half. […]