Sound Editor

During Christmas 1991, I got my first bass guitar — a Washburn Force ABT in candy-apple red — and started taking lessons at the local music shop. There, I made …

The Guild is facing its greatest multi-pronged threats in our nine-decade history. Our federal leaders are determined to weaken or destroy American trade unions. Streaming has disrupted our traditional distribution …

The road to finishing “Wicked: For Good” was marked by circumstances few editors could imagine.

By Hugh Hart It’s not like Michael J. Benavente was dying to do sound when he graduated from UCLA film school in 1978. The Orange County native just wanted a …

By Kristin Marguerite Doidge   When the HBO Max drama series “The Pitt” premiered last January, audiences and critics sensed almost immediately that something special was happening on screen. From …

Where are you currently employed? I’m between seasons at the production offices of “King of The Hill.” Previously, I was at Formosa Group. Current projects? I’m doing small freelance projects, …

By Jennifer Walden COVID hastened the postproduction industry’s adoption of remote collaboration, yet the existing remote editing and mixing tools rarely provided true satisfaction for creators, especially when dealing with …

Sound editor Don Hall, MPSE had a golden ear. Over the course of a strikingly diverse and exceptionally long career, Hall shaped the soundscapes to films ranging from “Butch Cassidy …

By Guild Staff The Motion Picture Editors Guild (MPEG) is set to honor veteran Supervising Sound Editor Bobbi Banks with the Guild’s prestigious Fellowship & Service Award at its annual …

By Su Fang Tham    David E. Kelley’s courtroom miniseries “Presumed Innocent” opens with the confident and seemingly decent  attorney Rusty Sabich (Jake Gyllenhaal) delivering a closing argument at trial. …