Fly Us to the Moon: Editors of Space Age Series ‘Hello Tomorrow!’ Talk Creating Comedy Lunacy
“I remember being stunned when I saw the first episodes with the cars floating freeform and the robots without the puppeteers.” […]
“I remember being stunned when I saw the first episodes with the cars floating freeform and the robots without the puppeteers.” […]
“Part of the trick of being an editor involves the politics of being a good soldier while also doing your best to protect the integrity of the cut and doing what you know will work.” […]
“Ask questions as much as possible.” […]
“It was the greatest collaboration I’ve ever had.” […]
“History is seductive for me.” […]
“We both came to this with a lot of fear and anxiety about how to accomplish all of this technical wizardry.” […]
From Francois Truffaut to George Lucas to Paul Thomas Anderson, moviemakers have always plumbed their own lives for source material. […]
“I realized that through editing, I could say so much of what I had wanted to through directing.” […]
“It may be the hardest movie I’ve ever worked on.” […]
“It’s a bizarre, violent, funny movie, and, yes, it is exactly what I signed up for.” […]
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