Andy Jurgensen on the Challenges and Rewards of Editing ‘Licorice Pizza’
By Rob Feld While studying film at UC Santa Barbara, Andy Jurgensen quickly found editing to be the perfect blend […]
By Rob Feld While studying film at UC Santa Barbara, Andy Jurgensen quickly found editing to be the perfect blend […]
“My disability in a way makes me a better assistant editor because communication is so important to me.” […]
Where are you currently employed? I’m in the early steps of editing a horror-comedy feature. It’s a little project […]
“I still miss greeting the office with a daily ‘Hey FAM!'” […]
“The pandemic has allowed us to realize we can change our minds. You can work your whole life toward something and then, after doing it a while, realize it’s not for you. And that’s ok.” […]
“Assistant editing is really dualistic. There’s all the technical stuff: dailies intake, media organization and QC, prep for the editor, spot checks and vendor turnover, but it also requires the ability to flip and do a lot of creative work.” […]
Where are you currently employed? I’m currently working for Sony Pictures Television. I also serve as an assistant editor representative […]
“We were trying to support Wanda’s emotional journey through the different eras.” […]
When you worked with Angela, you knew everything would turn out perfectly. […]
After “Sully,” Murray cut “The 15:17 to Paris” for Eastwood, “Glass” for M. Night Shyamalan, and recently finished “The Water Man” for actor-cum-director David Oyelowo. […]
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