A study in contrasts between two editors (Carol Littleton and Tim Squyres) who used their own unique methods and sensibility to shape the footage from two very different movies and their directors (Lawrence Kasdan’s “Body Heat” and Robert Altman’s “Gosford Park.”)
With unprecedented access to the Pixar edit suite, this authoritative project highlights the central role film editors play in some of the most critically acclaimed and commercially successful movies of all time. Exclusive interviews with animation editors and other creative leads are supported by footage from deep inside Pixar’s vault. Nearly 90 minutes of video segments include never-before-seen works in progress, deleted scenes, and demonstrations to shed light on how these beloved stories are crafted. The challenges and essential contributions of editors in animation have never been examined in such depth and detail.
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This book shows how the mysterious art of film editing is actually done, by using the "out" and "in" frames of the actual cuts from classic movie scenes – namely The Graduate, Chinatown, Rear Window, The French Connection, Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid, The Big Chill, A Hard Day's Night and Body Heat…
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Legendary film editor Sam O’Steen (The Graduate, Chinatown) talks candidly with wife Bobbie O’Steen about his work in the cutting room and behind the scenes on some of the most influential movies in motion picture history. … Read More »
Cut to the Chase available at Amazon.com. Click here »
Bobbie's new course at Manhattan Edit Workshop explores the art and technique of master editors and their endgame decisions from inside the cutting room. Read More >
