Web Exclusives
PHOTOS: Editors Guild Members Join the March at 2019 NYC Labor Day Parade
Local 700 members turned out for a strong showing of worker support. […]
MPEG
Features
How Famed Hollywood Eatery Musso & Frank Became a Post-Production Hangout
For the last century, the Musso & Frank Grill has been the preferred dining and drinking destination for innumerable movie stars, literary legends and other notables. Even sports heroes have been known to walk through its doors. […]
Web Exclusives
2019 Emmys: See Photos of the Guild’s Nominated Women at MPEG Awards Brunch
“This event has grown in the most wonderful ways.” […]
OP / EDIT
OPINION: Our Wasteful Habits Are
Killing the Environment. Here’s How
Post-Production Can Help
As post-production workers, we need to realize that the issue of waste and its impact on the environment cuts close to home. […]
What Our Members Do
What Our Members Do: Geraldo Gutierrez
“Watching ‘Lost’ was one of the reasons I wanted to get into audio post production.” […]
Guild
Cathy Repola Extends Contract as Guild’s National Executive Director
The Board of Directors approved a five-year renewal starting November 1 for Repola, who has held a series of top roles at the Guild since 1992 and has been in her current post since 2016. […]
Guild
Guild Announces Three LA Hires
The Editors Guild is pleased to announce three new hires in its Hollywood headquarters. […]
Web Exclusives
Why the World Pride Parade and LGBTQ Awareness Matter to the Guild
This weekend, I will proudly march with members of Local 700, alongside IATSE members from the vast number of crafts within the union. […]
Awards
Martin Cohen, Former Studio Post-Production Chief, Will Receive Fellowship Award
Onetime head of post-production at Amblin and Paramount will be honored at October 5 gala. […]
Departments
Beginnings and Endings
It’s well known, and often cited, that of all the filmmaking crafts, editing is the only one that did not exist before the advent of moving pictures. In fact, editing was actually created in the process of making those early films — first within the movie camera (or kinetograph or cinématographe) and then after the film was developed and printed, in the phase that became known as post-production. […]
