Harry Yoon Talks About Editing the Immigrant Experience in ‘Minari’
“So many of the scenes, especially seeing them come to life in the dailies, were these explosions of memory.” […]
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Andrew Mondshein on Editing Chadwick Boseman’s Farewell in ‘Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom’
Mondshein was a longtime collaborator of legendary filmmaker Sidney Lumet, who, as the New York-based, Academy Award-nominated editor tells it, was persuaded that few things in cinema were as fascinating as a well-timed close-up. […]
10th Annual Streamy Awards Acknowledge New Online Media
Hosted by Trixie Mattel and Katya, the Streamys streamed live on YouTube. To celebrate its decade of honoring the best in online video, the show featured appearances by past winners, who handed out Streamys Creator Honors to […]
Cinema Eye: Mass Incarceration Doc ‘Time’ Leads Field with 6 Nominations
Time, Garrett Bradley’s portrait of the impact of a Black family torn apart by a questionably long prison sentence, scored a field-leading six nominations for the 14th Cinema Eye Honors, the documentary-celebrating organization […]
How Post Helped Robert Zemeckis’ ‘The Witches’ Cast a Spell (and Survive a Pandemic)
It’s bittersweet seeing the movie released into the world, knowing that it might never see a wide release in theatres. But in the end, where you see it doesn’t matter as much as who you see it with. There’s nothing like getting lost in a movie with your loved ones and forgetting about the real world for 90 minutes, and I think “The Witches” fits the bill perfectly. […]
Robert Grigsby Wilson on Editing Radha Blank’s ‘The Forty-Year-Old Version’ on Netflix
By Patrick Z. McGavin A sensation at the Sundance Film festival in January, Radha Blank’s “The Forty-Year-Old Version” was […]
What Our Members Do: John Axelrad, Picture Editor
“There was a click track, but it was completely useless—because this was live JAZZ!” […]
Adam Gough Found the Right Moves in Spike Lee’s ‘American Utopia’ with David Byrne
“All I want from a director is trust. Without that, there isn’t the foundation for a mutual relationship that allows you to be creative.” […]
Jamie Kirkpatrick on Editing John Leguizamo’s Chess Drama ‘Critical Thinking’
One critic has likened the film to director Ramón Menéndez’s “Stand and Deliver” (1988), in which a teacher successfully inspires his dropout-prone students to learn calculus. […]
‘Kajillionaire’s’ Jennifer Vecchiarello Talks About Transition From Assistant to Editor
“It’s such a privileged thing to take the leap from assistant editor.” […]