Web Exclusives
Joe Gall, ‘Justice League Unlimited’ Veteran, Talks About Editing Animation the Way It Used to Be
by Greg Condon When Joe Gall began his career editing animated TV shows, the industry was on the cusp […]
Film History
In Memoriam
In Memoriam: George Folsey Jr., Editor of ‘Meet Me in St. Louis’ and ‘Adam’s Rib’
JANUARY 17, 1939–DECEMBER 29, 2024 Picture editor George Folsey, Jr., ACE was perhaps fated to go into the movie […]
Tail Pop
A Hairy Situation: Falling in Love Again with ‘King Kong’
By Kevin McMahon I f you were a boy in the 1950s, growing up in the New Jersey suburbs, and […]
Featured Stories
ACE Eddies 2025: Paul Hirsch and Maysie Hoy Honored with Career Achievement Awards
By Kristin Marguerite Doidge Two legendary picture editors will be honored with Career Achievement Awards Friday on Jan. 18 […]
Book Reviews
Notes on Editing: Steve Hullfish Talks to Top Picture Editors in His Latest Book
By Peter Tonguette Interview books with filmmakers constitute a full-fledged literary subgenre, but among all of the one-on-one conversations that […]
In Memoriam
In Memoriam: John F. Burnett, Editor of ‘The Way We Were’ and ‘Goodbye Girl’
MARCH 5, 1934–OCTOBER 24, 2024 As a veteran of Old Hollywood and a pioneer of New Hollywood, picture editor John […]
Tail Pop
TAIL POP: ‘Do the Right Thing’ was Raw, Funny — and Sometimes Scary
‘I couldn’t deal with what I was seeing. I felt betrayed.’ […]
Book Reviews
Such a Nasty Woman: How Dorothy Parker Ruled – and Rued – Hollywood
When “talking pictures” took over in the early 1930s, Dorothy Parker was one of the many writers recruited by film studios to meet the needs of sound. […]
Book Reviews
BOOK REVIEW: A Trio of New Books Excavates Some Big Movies from the 1980s
Happily, there’s gold to be found on nearly every page of this engaging book. […]
Features
A Brilliant Career: How William Goldenberg Became a Go-To Editor for Ben Affleck and Many Other Directors
Goldenberg’s C.V. covers a long list of projects, ranging from big-budget actioners like “6 Underground” (2019) and Michael Bay’s “Transformers” films to quieter dramas like “Unbroken” (2014) and “Seabiscuit” (2003). […]
