Career Achievement Honoree – Richard Chew, ACE A spirit of independence permeates the life and career of Richard Chew, ACE. It was never his ambition to work in Hollywood and yet he has achieved arguably the most success an editor can achieve by working...
Career Achievement Honoree – Lillian E. Benson, ACE Lillian Benson, ACE, is one of those rare breeds of editors who is able to seamlessly weave through documentaries, movies, procedurals, specials and shorts with equal aplomb. Last year marked her 30 years...
Golden Eddie Honoree – Sundance Institute For four decades, Sundance Institute has been synonymous with American independent filmmaking. While independent cinema existed before 1981 when Robert Redford founded the Institute, it’s hard to imagine indies in...
Tech Corner – Control Surfaces Not much is more engaging to me than finding a new piece of technology that can fit into the editing room. My latest discovery is Touch Portal. It is remote control/ macro software that works on a tablet that sends commands to...
Aspects of Editing – Sally Menke Fellowship As it enters its second decade, the Sundance Institute’s Sally Menke Memorial Editing Fellowship continues to provide inspiring opportunities for nascent editors, through a program formed in remembrance of...
Hello editors from far and wide! Welcome to the latest issue of CinemaEditor. The Eddie Awards Issue! Although we don’t know the winners of the Eddies at press time we do know the nominees. And wow! Our membership has nominated a great group of editors for their...
Categories: Featured in Content: Host, Adrian Pennington interviews Peter Sciberras, editor, “The Power of the Dog”, now streaming on Netflix. Recent Posts Editors On Editing “Frasier” Cuts We Love: “School of Rock”...
Categories: Featured in Content: Eoin McDonagh, of Dublin Editors, in a conversation with Úna Ní Dhonghaile, ACE, editor of “Belfast”. Join us for a deep dive into the editing of Kenneth Brannagh’s Belfast with Úna Ní Dhonghaíle, ACE. We’ll...
The French Dispatch Wes Anderson’s The French Dispatch is a love letter to the type of journalism that he first discovered in the pages of The New Yorker as a high school student. It’s also an homage to his adoptive home of France, and in particular, French...
