Cory Stillman

1 week ago | awardsradar.com | Cory Stillman

Anyone who has tracked Marisa Abela‘s magnificent performance as Yasmin Kara-Hanani on HBO’s Industry over the course of its first three seasons is likely not surprised to find the young actress’ star rising so rapidly in Hollywood and beyond. With impressive turns in last year’s Amy Winehouse biopic Back to Black and the more recent Steven Soderbergh spy thriller Black Bag (reviewed by Joey here), Abela has already demonstrated impressive range beyond her television breakout role.

1 week ago | awardsradar.com | Cory Stillman

Raj Kapoor and Katy Mullan have produced the last ten iterations of The Oscars, bringing Hollywood’s biggest night to life for both those in attendance at the Dolby Theatre, as well as those watching at home on ABC across the country. “We want that room to be warm, inviting, inclusive, and interactive,” says Kapoor.

2 weeks ago | awardsradar.com | Cory Stillman

Few contemporary TV shows can boast 20+ seasons, but executive producer Joe Litzinger is proud of all 23 seasons of his Nat Geo reality series Life Below Zero. Since 2013, Life Below Zero has been tracking the daily lives of subsistence hunters who make their living in remote areas of the Alaskan wilderness. “Alaska is the heartbeat and protagonist of Life Below Zero,” says Litzinger.

1 month ago | awardsradar.com | Cory Stillman

Editor Eric Litman cut three episodes of Apple TV+’s brand new crime series Dope Thief, picking up the high-strung saga of Ray (Brian Tyree Henry) and Manny (Wagner Moura) in episode 3 “Run, Die, or Relapse” and upping the tension across both episode 4 “Philadelphia Lawyer” and episode 7 “Mussolini.” But as a native of the Delaware Valley, Litman’s connection to the Philadelphia-set series extends well beyond his work in the editing bay.

2 months ago | awardsradar.com | Cory Stillman

Drew Hancock‘s Companion (reviewed here by Joey, who spoke to Hancock here) is a thrilling and hilarious riff on our contemporary anxieties around AI, but for editors Brett W. Bachman, ACE and Josh Ethier, ACE, it was essential to never reduce Iris – the robotic companion whose fate grows increasingly uncertain over the course of Companion‘s runtime – into a talking point. “We always thought of Iris as a three-dimensional character and treated her as human, even though she wasn’t,” says Bachman.