To celebrate going back into theaters, CinemaEditor hasfour unique covers from the film, “In the Heights”. Enjoy! 2nd Quarter, 2021Message From the President FEATURESSpike LeeLynzee Klingman, ACESidney Wolinsky, ACESmall AxeWandaVisionIn The...
Cuts We Love – Top Gun Featured in Content: FollowFollowFollowFollowFollowFollow 2nd Quarter, 2021Message From the President FEATURESSpike Lee – ACE Golden EddieLynzee Klingman, ACESidney Wolinsky, ACESmall AxeWandaVisionIn The...
Tech Corner – If a Tree Falls in the Forest… Avid Media Composer version 2018.12.15 is the last version of the software before it went through a major interface overhaul. A recent select survey of ACE editors about the new...
Aspects of Editing – Work From Home Guide American Cinema Editors recently released a new version of its Best Practices Guidelines, aimed at editors who since the start of the pandemic have seen their editing rooms move to their homes....
Film editor and screenwriter Robert C. Jones, ACE, died Feb. 2 at his home in Los Angeles, having been suffering from Lewy body dementia. He was 84. Behind he leaves a body of work that would be enough credits for 10 editors. It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad,...
Invisible Art/Invisible Artists 2021 ACE held its annual get together of Academy Award® editing nominees on April 24, but after two decades as a live event, this year’s Invisible Art/Visible Artists was unavoidably different. “There is a silver...
71st ACE Eddie Awards In the midst of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, American Cinema Editors presented a polished and heartfelt virtual 71st Eddies Awards as nearly 1,100 viewers from 21 countries tuned in for the April 17 stream. ACE president Kevin...
Sidney Wolinsky, ACE Honoree Is it too great a leap to suggest that the five decade career of Sidney Wolinsky, ACE, crafting motion pictures was directly influenced by his mother, the renowned Canadian sculptor Eva Stubbs? Probably, but let’s...
Lynzee Klingman ACE Honoree When one thinks of the naughty antics of The War of the Roses, the counterculture exuberance of Hair, the resilient optimism of Matilda, and the sweeping fraternalism of A River Runs Through It, one may not think these...
