From The National Executive Director
SCOTT GEORGE: Stronger Together: A Vision for Our Union’s Future
Now is the time to go on the offensive. […]
MPEG
What Our Members Do
WHAT OUR MEMBERS DO: Warren Hickman, Visual Effects Editor
“The visual effects editor is a conduit between the editorial and visual effects departments. We need to identify and track all visual effects in the film from inception to completion.” […]
Features
Cathy’s Column: A Fond Farewell From the National Executive Director
By Cathy Repola There are times when words are inadequate. This is one of those times, as I struggle to […]
Features
Tough All Over: Amid the Work Slowdown, Here’s How Members Are Managing
“We are definitely not back to the pre-strike era, and I don’t think we will ever get back to that point.” […]
Features
What’s The Story?: As Industry Shifts, Story Analysts’ Work Is More Critical Than Ever
“There’s been a lot of hype about AI, but it is moving faster than anyone had guessed.” […]
Web Exclusives
WHAT OUR MEMBERS DO: Tana Plaengprawat, Assistant Editor
“It happened by chance. Editing wasn’t always a clear passion for me.” […]
Board of Directors
Guild Elections: Five Newcomers to Join 2025 Board of Directors
By Guild Staff Five newcomers will join the 2025 Board of Directors for the Motion Picture Editors Guild, according […]
Web Exclusives
WHAT OUR MEMBERS DO: Paul Hackner, Z-2 (Sound Effects or Dialogue Editor)/ Y-1 (Re-Recording Mixer)
“My main advice is to form bonds with your colleagues and mentors. Ask questions, stay in touch, and be vulnerable.” […]
Web Exclusives
WHAT OUR MEMBERS DO: Anthony Cappellino, Sound Editor
“It can be scary to think about the state of the industry and the livelihood of the professionals in it, but my instinct has always been to lean on the community and to have solidarity in the face of that uncertainty.” […]
Features
WHAT OUR MEMBERS DO: Drew Mixon, Assistant Editor
“My job is to help make the editors’ day less hectic, so I assist them with graphics, sound work, and mostly technical problems that affect them. Sometimes an assistant editor gets the opportunity to edit a scene or two, but everything we do is to help the editor.” […]
