Features
Foster The People
Television has its own way of telling stories, on screen and in the cutting room.
Diversity
Departments
Guild Plans Special Events to Celebrate Diversity
The Editors Guild’s Diversity Committee, with its various subcommittees, represent the Guild’s largest committee (32 members). The committees have been planning events for 2018. […]
Committee News
Dim Sum and Diversity:
A Discussion of Shared Experiences
The Guild’s Asian-American Steering Committee hosted a traditional brunch and panel discussion by distinguished group of Asian-heritage union members. […]
Columns
Guild Meets New York’s Diversity Challenge
A fair question to ask is how much diversity is there in the Editors Guild? […]
This Quarter in Film History
When the South Rose Again
One century ago, on February 8, 1915, David Wark Griffith’s ‘The Birth of a Nation’ premiered under its original title, The Clansman, at Clune’s Auditorium in Los Angeles. […]
Features
The Moviola Mavens: Three Pioneering Women Editors
During the Golden Age of Hollywood, Louis B. Mayer, Darryl F. Zanuck and Cecil B. De Mille were powerful enough to determine who would work in the American film industry. […]
Features
Minority Rapport: Guild’s New York Office Holds Open House for City’s Film Students
The Motion Picture Editors Guild’s East Coast office is developing educational opportunities for the untapped pool of talent in the city’s minority population. […]
Features
Oscar’s Women
Although nowhere near as well represented as their male counterparts in the Academy Awards pantheon, women in post-production nonetheless gained recognition for their craft and brought home some Oscar gold. […]
Features
Lillian E. Benson –
A Force of Nature with a Heart of Gold
by Betsy A. McLane • portrait by Wm. Stetz Making a mark on the art of picture editing early in […]
Features
The Americanization of Li-Shin Yu
Editor Li-Shin Yu has become an expert on the American experience. […]
