Features
The Self-Composed Music Editor
Scott Stambler is normally a music editor––but on this version of Payback, he’s composing for the first time. […]
Film
Features
Making the Right Connections: Dana Glauberman Flies Solo as an Editor
Since she discovered her passion for post-production while studying film at the University of California Santa Barbara, there was nothing up in the air about the career choice of Dana Glauberman, A.C.E. […]
Features
The Editor as Consigliore: Dan Lebental Partners with Director Jon Favreau for Sci-Fi Western
Through several TV projects and five feature films, the relationship between editor Dan Lebental, A.C.E., and director Jon Favreau has evolved to the point where Lebental views himself as Favreau’s creative consultant when it comes to helping the director figure out exactly where his movies are going. […]
Features
Post ‘Hangover’: Debra Neil-Fisher and Jeff Groth’s Editorial Hair of the Dog
CineMontage interviewed the two editors as they were finishing work on ‘The Hangover Part III.’ […]
Features
From Musician to Music Editor: The Fortuitous Career of Michael Tronick
CineMontage spoke with Michael Tronick, A.C.E. as he was finishing work on ‘2 Guns’. […]
Features
A Riegel Career: With Two Upcoming Different Films, the Editor Thrives on Variety
When Tatiana S. Riegel, A.C.E., set her mind to become a film editor, she went about it with the methodical planning to be expected from the daughter of an astronomy professor. […]
Book Reviews
How-To Advice from Award-Winning TV Editors
Cutting It in Hollywood: Top Film Editors Share Their Journeys by Mitchell Danton, ACE Introduction by Michael Kahn, ACE Hollywood […]
Features
Unafraid of the Obvious: Editor Dylan Tichenor Dials in ‘Triple 9’
To be birthed from the world of director Robert Altman and his legendary editor Geraldine Peroni, ACE, is a unique experience for a young editor. […]
Features
Bridge of Lies
Editor Keith Fraase Shapes
the Political Drama ‘Chappaquiddick’
Originally intending to be an actor, Keith Fraase fell in love with behind-the-camera work while at the University of Texas at Austin. Then he thought he wanted to be a cinematographer, but eventually fell into an apprentice editor job. […]
This Quarter in Film History
Down Went ‘McGinty’
Seventy-five years ago, on August 14, 1940 — back when studios still owned theatres — The Great McGinty, written and directed by Preston Sturges, premiered at the Paramount Theatre in New York’s Times Square. […]
