“Severance” doesn’t land directly in the middle of the thriller, comedy, or sci-fi genre, but the series does combine all three.
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By Rob Feld When she was 13 years old in Peru, Sandra Montiel’s uncle, a filmmaker, came to visit her family. While they were running errands together, he read her …
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By Rob Feld While studying film at UC Santa Barbara, Andy Jurgensen quickly found editing to be the perfect blend of storytelling, puzzle-piecing, and technical expertise. His first job out …
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By Rob Feld Tom Eagles attended an undergraduate film program in New Zealand but, with his school loans looking onerous, passed on an opportunity for a graduate program with his …
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By Rob Feld Like many others, Alan Baumgarten, ACE, found editing while getting his BFA at NYU. He began forging the long path to becoming an editor as a …
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by Rob Feld Hank Corwin followed his college girlfriend to New York as a young man, wanting to be a playwright. “I was romantic — I even painted my …
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“The minute I started, I knew I’d found my passion.”
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“’Passing’ is a story of many layers—it invites another look, a second viewing, and with every round you notice other aspects.”
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Hedström’s recent feature “Candyman,” directed by long-time collaborator Nia DaCosta, is a sequel to the 1992 slasher classic.
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Mark Yoshikawa Talks of Editing Terrence Malick, Christopher Guest, and the new ‘Reminiscence’
“Over the course of four films with Terry Malick, I spent a lot of time in Austin. To say we were ‘bunkered down’ during the editing process is probably an …
