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Escalating Tension and Trusting Your Team: Peter Oliver Recounts the Edit for “Baby Reindeer”
Much of the success of “Baby Reindeer” can be credited to the deft editing required of Peter Oliver that changes tones throughout the series.
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“Fall Guy” Editor Elísabet Ronaldsdóttir Is in It for the Action (and Maybe a Little Bit for the Romance)
Finding the right tone for the film was tricky, says “The Fall Guy” editor Elísabet Ronaldsdóttir, because it was really two movies in one.
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Editing in the Cloud Is Easy (As Long As You Have the Right Speed, Storage and Strategy)
As we have seen from the recent NAB Show, more and more vendors are offering cloud-based workflows. Here is primer to get you started.
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The Spice Splice: “Dune: Part 2” Editor Joe Walker, ACE on Worldbuilding and Workflows
While assembling “Dune: Part 2,” editor Joe Walker, ACE referenced both James Bond movies and animated Road Runner cartoons by Chuck Jones.
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The “True Detective” Editors Want You on the Case
Editors Mags Arnold, Brenna Rangott and Matt Chessé, ACE discuss the making of HBO’s hit anthology series, “True Detective: Night Country.”
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Weird is Wonderful: The Adventure of Editing “Poor Things”
Editor Yorgos Mavropsaridis, ACE discusses his collaboration with director Yorgos Lanthimos on the multi-Oscar nominated “Poor Things.”
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Shadow of a Doubt: The Very Deliberate Editing for “Anatomy of a Fall”
Keeping the audience guessing without tilting bias was key for “Anatomy of a Fall” director Justine Triet and editor Laurent Sénéchal.
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Editor Shelly Westerman Solves the (Post Workflow) Mysteries for “Only Murders in the Building”
“Once you hear the words spoken, you hear the rhythms, you start to get an idea in your head, and you can begin visualizing an episode.”
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Editing “All of Us Strangers:” Shifts Between Real and Imagined
Filmmakers Andrew Haigh and Jonathan Alberts discuss how they blended supernatural elements into the deeply personal “All of Us Strangers.”
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How “Napoleon” Editors Sam Restivo and Claire Simpson Conquered the Film’s Massive Amount of Multi-Camera Media
Editor Sam Restivo discusses the process of making Ridley Scott’s “Napoleon” alongside the director’s longtime editor Claire Simpson.
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“Napoleon:” Ignore the Griping Over Historical Details, Ridley Scott’s Film Is a Meditation On the Madness of Power
As meditation on the madness of power, a cultural studies professor argues that Ridley Scott’s “Napoleon” needn’t be historically accurate.
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The Precision Editing Required for David Fincher’s Assassin in “The Killer”
David Fincher’s go-to editor Kirk Baxter helps achieve a new kind of subjective cinema with Michael Fassbender’s character in “The Killer.”