‘Always Cut TO Something’: Vikash Patel Talks Editing Crime Drama ‘Ozark’
“If the performance is fantastic, if the story is being told, why interrupt that with a cut?” […]
“If the performance is fantastic, if the story is being told, why interrupt that with a cut?” […]
“Yellowstone” is a show about land: who it once belonged to, who it belongs to now, who it might one day belong to. […]
The show, which made vivid use of contemporary Los Angeles locations and consistently tackled tough topics, premiered in 2016 and wrapped up last fall after five acclaimed seasons. […]
For those who work in post-production, the long hours spent poring over dailies, collaborating with directors and producers, and making scenes just so are rewarded when audiences respond appreciatively. […]
“Severance” doesn’t land directly in the middle of the thriller, comedy, or sci-fi genre, but the series does combine all three. […]
What the ‘Emily in Paris’ editors learned about cutting and comedy […]
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“My disability in a way makes me a better assistant editor because communication is so important to me.” […]
Where are you currently employed? I’m in the early steps of editing a horror-comedy feature. It’s a little project […]
By Rob Feld Like many others, Alan Baumgarten, ACE, found editing while getting his BFA at NYU. He began […]
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