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Swimmers
American Spectrum, Sundance 2005
Swimmers
Grand Jury Prize for Best New American Film, Seattle 2005
Red Doors
Best Narrative Feature, Tribeca 2005
Red Doors
Special Jury Award for Ensemble Acting, CineVegas 2005
Home
Special Jury Award, Silverdocs 2005
Charlie's Party
Cinevegas 2005
Evergreen
Dramatic Competition, 2004
Class Project, May 2003
The Mudge Boy
Dramatic Competition, 2003
Class Project, May 2002
Assisted Living
Grand Jury Prize, Best Feature Film, 2003
Class Project, November 2000
Tadpole
Best Director, 2002
Class Project, November 2000
Chelsea Walls
Director's Fortnight, 2001
Class Project, January 2000
Kaaterskill Falls
Critic's Award, 2001
Class Project, January 2002
Speedo
Documentary Feature Competition, 2003
Class Project, July 2002
Speedo
Audience Award, 2003
Class Project, July 2002
Year of the Bull
Real Sports, 2003
Class Project, July 2002
Piggie
Narrative Competition, 2003
Class Project, November 2000
Assisted Living
Best Feature & Audience Award, 2003
Class Project, March 2001
Assisted Living
Best Feature Film, 2003
Class Project, March/April 2001
Dogs in the Basement
Narrative Competition, 2004
Class Project, November/December 2001
Dogs in the Basement
Gold Zenith Jury Special Recognition, 2004
Class Project, November/December 2001
Speedo
Jury Prize, 2003
Class Project, July/August 2002
Speedo
Grand Jury Prize, 2003
Class Project, July/August 2002
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Recommended readings from the staff of The Edit Center
Dmytryk, Edward.
On Film Editing.
"Editing is the creative force of filmic reality."
So Dmytryk, director of the American classic The Caine
Mutiny begins this little book, which he hopes will aid
film directors and editors in perfecting their art. It is
informative for general audiences as well, demonstrating how
deeply the...
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| LoBrutto,
Vincent. Selected Takes: Film Editors on Editing.
Film buffs, students of cinema, and
professionals in the field will be interested in the interviews
with 21 feature film editors, whose credits include Ben
Hur, The French Connection, The Godfather,
and E.T. Arranged to illustrate the chronology
and collaborations among the editors, the chapters...
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Murch, Walter. In
the Blink of an Eye.
Walter Murch is the winner of multiple Academy Awards for his work as a film editor and a sound designer. Among his many notable credits are The Conversation, American Graffiti, Julia, Apocalypse Now, The Godfather (parts II and III), The Unbearable Lightness of Being, Ghost, Crumb, Romeo Is...
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| Oldham,
Gabriella. First Cut: Conversations With Film Editors.
First Cut offers the reader
an opportunity to learn what film editing really is, and
to learn from the source. Gabriella Oldman's interviews
with twenty-three award winning film editors give a full
picture of the complex art and craft of editing a film. Filled
with animated anecdotes and detailed examples, this is the
first book to provide a comprehensive treatment of both
documentary and feature film editing.
Read more on Amazon.com
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Ondaatje,
Michael. The Conversations: Walter Murch and the Art of
Editing Film.
Ask most moviegoers, "Who is Walter Murch?" and they're likely to stare uncomprehendingly. Ondaatje (The English Patient) seeks to eradicate that ignorance by providing an expert analysis of Murch's consummate film editing skills, and pointing out along the way the monumental contributions editors...
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Rosenblum,
Ralph. When the Shooting Stops... the Cutting Begins.
The film editor responsible for editing Annie Hall, The Pawnbroker, The Producers, and other successful films, describes the challenges, frustrations, and triumphs of this crucial but rarely appreciated art.
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Rubin, Michael. Nonlinear
4.
"Michael Rubin's thoroughly clear-headed Nonlinear 4 is perhaps the single best book on pure DV production issues."
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