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3 weeks ago |
cinemontage.org | Rob Feld
By Rob FeldFor editors Julia Grove, Lai-San Ho, and Howard Leder, landing on Hulu’s drama series “Paradise” felt less like a new beginning and more like a homecoming. The trio forged a tight bond cutting NBC’s family drama “This Is Us”, especially during two remote seasons through the pandemic, and all three share long-standing collaborations with showrunner Dan Fogelman.
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2 months ago |
cinemontage.org | Rob Feld
By Rob FeldRobert Nassau’s path to film editing began as it does for many: movie nerd-dom. He knew he wanted to do something in film but didn’t know what. His first movie gig was a summer job filling out a character’s prop address book, filling out made-up addresses with different colored pens for a one-second insert shot.
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2 months ago |
cinemontage.org | Rob Feld
By Rob FeldNicole Brik found editing through the serendipitous click of a button. Back in high school, as Final Cut Pro made its consumer debut, Brik had her first taste of the craft while putting together a creative project. “I had no idea what I was doing,” she recalled, laughing. “I just pressed buttons, and magic happened.” Storytelling and accessible technology intertwined, and Brik was hooked. From there, her path wasn’t exactly linear.
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Nov 18, 2024 |
cinemontage.org | Rob Feld
By Rob FeldSofía Subercaseaux was bent on finding a career in artistic expression, it was just a question of which one. Born and raised in Santiago, Chile, she came from a family steeped in the arts—her father was a painter—but she didn’t initially gravitate towards a specific medium. After finishing high school, she decided to attend film school in Chile, where she experimented with directing and screenwriting.
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Oct 30, 2024 |
cinemontage.org | Rob Feld
By Rob FeldEvan Henke has always had that fascination with a certain art form. “Ever since I was a kid, I wanted to work in movies,” he said. To pursue his dream, he attended the University of Texas at Austin, drawn by its strong film program and vibrant local film community. In his first film class, his professor asked 300 students: “Who wants to be a director?” Nearly every hand in the room shot up. “That was a humbling experience,” Henke recalled. Fortunately, he found his passion in editing.
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