2022
Cut to Black: Deanna Nowell, Picture Editor
Proudest credits are “Grand Crew,” “Raising Dion,” “Ambitions” and “Sacrifice” […]
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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 […]
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Sabine Hoffman Talks of Editing a Black and White Journey in Period Drama ‘Passing’
“’Passing’ is a story of many layers—it invites another look, a second viewing, and with every round you notice other aspects.” […]
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IATSE Members Approve Strike Authorization With 98% Yes Vote
Ninety-eight percent of members voted yes; the turnout was 90%. […]
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ACE Comes Out in Support of IATSE as Strike Vote Nears: ‘The Status Quo Isn’t Working’
“Adequate sleep, reasonable turnaround times, meal breaks, sustainable health and retirement benefits and living wages are the basic building blocks of a healthy industry and benefit producers as well as crew,” ACE, the 61 year-old honorary society for film editors, wrote in a statement. […]
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After Board Strike Vote, Guild Leaders Vow to Show ‘What Solidarity Looks Like’
This is a historic moment for the rank-and-file members of the IATSE bargaining unit. […]
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.” […]
