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Monty the Mentor: In-Demand TV Editor DeGraff Eager to Help Any Assistant Who Asks

February 16, 2018
The editing career of Monty DeGraff has been in sync with some of television’s cultural icons. Mentoring younger editors has also become an important focus for him.

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Getting Organized

Retiring—the Bill Elias Way

January 1, 2007
The pension benefits are truly remarkable, and should not be forgotten when we think of good reasons to help organize a non-union production company or post house.

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Getting Organized

Taking Sides and Choosing Battles

January 1, 2011
In such conflicts, we must make a choice:  Either stand together with our co-workers, or side with the employers out to undermine them. 

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Getting Organized

The Broad Shoulders of the ‘Swamp People’ Post Crew

May 1, 2013
‘Swamp People’s’ post crew has taught us something new about the leverage we have in post.

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Getting Organized

Comedy Is Hard. But Flipping Ain’t Easy Either

July 1, 2014
Connotations to the contrary notwithstanding, “flipping” ain’t easy.

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Features

Canned Music Production Libraries for TV Are Now Calling the Tune

December 1, 2005
The public’s demand for feature-quality music in everything from reality shows to full-hour TV dramas–has turned the production music market into a half-billion-dollar-a-year intellectual property based business.

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Features

Blue, Gray and Read All Over: Jay Wertz and ‘The Civil War Experience’

March 1, 2006
Jay Wertz has created a lavish and richly detailed combination of words and pictures exploring every major event of what has often been called the first modern war.

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Features

The Fixers: The Buck Stops with Engineers

May 1, 2008
Guild engineers are self-admitted gearheads who just plain love to fix things.

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Features

Smooth Operators: QC and Tape Ops Adjust for the Digital Age

July 1, 2008
Watching movies and TV shows all day––and getting paid for it–– sounds like a dream job, but it’s serious work for quality control and videotape operators. Both are technical jobs, but the digital age has morphed them into a way more creative and challenging endeavor.

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Columns

New York in a Tax Break State of Mind

November 1, 2004
New York State now offers a Film Production Tax Credit program.

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