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He Loves L.A.: Dan Rovetto on His Editing Journey from Unscripted TV to ‘Suits LA’
By Kristin Marguerite Doidge Even though picture editor Dan Rovetto, ACE, grew up in New Jersey—and got his start […]
Television
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Show-Stealing Sandworms, ‘Substance’-Like Edits: How Local 700 Members Made Oscar Night Memorable
By Kristin Marguerite Doidge When nearly 20 million U.S. viewers — and more around the world — tuned in […]
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Nicole Brik On Editing the Twists and Turns in the Dark Comedy ‘No Good Deed’
“That first season, I barely saw her in the edit, and I thought, Am I doing this right?” […]
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WHAT OUR MEMBERS DO: Josh Glass, Animatic Editor
“I did not come to Los Angeles to pursue editing; I initially wanted to be a comedy writer.” […]
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Adam Gough: ‘Disclaimer’ Editor Speaks Out on Alfonso Cuarón’s Latest Opus
“We did get a studio note saying that maybe, to avoid any confusion, we should put a location and date stamp when we go to each scene. I didn’t like this idea and fought against it.” […]
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WHAT OUR MEMBERS DO: Tana Plaengprawat, Assistant Editor
“It happened by chance. Editing wasn’t always a clear passion for me.” […]
Features
How the Post Team of ‘Fallout’ Went Back to the Future
By Jeff Sneider ♦ Photos by Francine Orr The ruthless world of “Fallout” offers a delicate balance of sonic bombast […]
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‘Tell Me Lies’: Picture Editor Julie Cohen on Finding the Right Cuts for the Twisted Romance
“I do feel like I am an artist-editor, and I found my medium in college.” […]
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.” […]
Features
‘Ripley’s’ Editing Game: David Rogers and Joshua Raymond Lee Talk About the Elegant Netflix Hit
When the audience first meets the grifter Tom Ripley in the eponymous new limited series drama, “Ripley,” he’s dragging a dead body down a long flight of stairs in the dark: clunk, clunk, clunk. The sinister moment draws us in — and somehow, seemingly makes us complicit in the crime. […]
