Movie Maker November 2007
Editor Chad Beck Cuts From the Heart
The editor of No End in Sight is looking for some action. More...

Apple Article January 2005 -
The Edit Center: Cut to Sundance
On the road to this year's Sundance Film Festival, two films took a helpful detour through The Edit Center. More...

Movie Maker June 2006
Dirty Pretty Things
Award-winning editor—and founder of The Edit Center—Alan Oxman encourages students to get their hands dirty. More...

The Edit Center on the Sundance Channel
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Time Out New York
Cutting Class
Sundance films graduate from finishing school at The Edit Center. More...

Apple Article August 2001 -
Film Students Make the Cut
At The Edit Center, a New York school where editor Alan Oxman (Welcome to the Dollhouse, Happiness, Unzipped, Two Girls and a Guy) teaches film editing, novice editors work on real projects during their six-week course. More...

The Edit Center on NY1
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Cutting to the Front of the Line
The idea behind the school is deceptively simple and is unique in the sense that everyone involved stands to benefit considerably.More...

CUT RATE
Oxman stresses learning through experience: "It wasn't a boring exercise that everyone was doing, but a real movie. Their enthusiasm is what allowed the students to learn to use the equipment and really cut scenes." More...

Cutting Classes
The Edit Center in NYC
"I love the pieces that you chose," Hawke told Deepa Donde, a student with no prior editing experience. More...

Edit Center Cuts to DV Chase
In the world of low-budget filmmaking, few things come cheap or easy. The Edit Center in New York City is doing its best to help ease the pain. More...

The Edit Center Gets 'Chelsea Walls' Into Cannes
The Edit Center...announced that its first completed feature film, Chelsea Walls, has just been accepted into the Director's Fortnight of the 2001 Cannes Film Festival. More...

Final Cut Pro Case Studies: The Edit Center
Oxman created a school to teach the art and craft of editing. But rather than teach editing in a dry, academic setting, Oxman replicated for his students the way most independent production folks learn their craft - by doing it. More...