Web Exclusives
Christopher Tellefsen Talks About Serving Up Edits for ‘The Menu’
“We discussed finding the balance of this ensemble piece, how to hit all the strong notes of nuance, and the obsessive artistry of Chef Slowik.” […]
Picture Editors
Around the Guild
Coming Up Roses: A Board Member Finds His Passion Building Floats for Legendary Parade
This year will mark the 40th float I have helped decorate for the City of Burbank. […]
Departments
In Memoriam: Rick Tuber, Television and Film Editor
MAY 10, 1953 — JAN. 7, 2023 Rick Tuber, a television and film ed itor who earned a Primetime Emmy […]
Departments
In Memoriam: Mike Hill, Picture Editor
MARCH 24, 1949–JAN. 5, 2023 Picture editor Mike Hill, ACE, who died on Jan. 5 at the age of 73, […]
Features
How the Director of ‘American Murderer’ Found His Perfect Editor, Matt Allen
“American Murderer” tells the true crime story of Jason Derek Brown (Tom Pelphrey), a classic con man swindling his way through a life of debauched luxury. […]
Web Exclusives
Donn Cambern, ‘Easy Rider’ Editor and Former MPEG President, Dies at 93
Born in Los Angeles in 1929, Cambern was a natural fit for his chosen profession. His father worked in the music publishing business and his mother was a professional harpist who played on movie soundtracks for the RKO Pictures orchestra. […]
Web Exclusives
Daysha Broadway Talks About Editing Biopic ‘Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance With Somebody’
By Patrick Z. McGavin She’s blessed with the perfect name for a career in show business. “People always ask me […]
Web Exclusives
Bob Ducsay Explains How the Editing Keeps Viewers Guessing in Murder Mystery ‘Glass Onion’
by Rob Feld In conversation, one gets the sense that Bob Ducsay, ACE, is at core an artist who just […]
Union Made
Union Made: How a Trailer Editor Got Her Start
By Thea Huang I was born and raised in Denver, Colorado. As a kid, I enjoyed playing sports — basketball […]
Features
Matthew Hannam on Editing ‘White Noise’ and Managing the Jump from Page to Screen
“The second you put your neck out and do something on your own, you could die. I think that’s a really salient concept.” […]
