A handful of television editors at different stages in their careers recently sat down with CineMontage to discuss the past, present and future of editing for TV.
Laura Almo
Laura Almo
Laura Almo is a writer and documentary filmmaker. She teaches video editing at El Camino College in Torrance, California, and is a contributing editor at Documentary magazine. Contact her at [email protected]
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The Magnificent Seven: Oscar-Nominated Editors Discuss Their Art and Craft
by Laura Almoby Laura Almo“The interesting thing with Chris Nolan, the director, is that his idea is never to cut with music––to force you to be selective and to make all of the hard …
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Features
Editing on the ‘Fringe’ New Series Offers More Storytelling Time
by Laura Almoby Laura AlmoCineMontage recently sat down with the trio of Fringe editors––Jon Dudkowski, Tanya Swerling and Scott Vickrey, A.C.E.––to discuss their work.
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Boning Up on Editing: A Tale of Three Assistants Who Got the Bump
by Laura Almoby Laura AlmoAlthough these occurrences are far from commonplace, they are testament to the talent of these assistants-turned-editors.
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Russ Denove spoke to CineMontage briefly and reflected on editing the ‘Fringe’ pilot.
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It wasn’t until I sat down with my footage that I truly learned about the art of editing.
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The real superheroes of these films can be found not only behind the scenes, but below the line. In the editing suites, for instance.