“What is ACE, how do I become a member, and what are the benefits?” are common questions I’m asked often by fellow film editors (that …
[Podcast] Ep115: What Every College Student (and Recent Grad) Needs to Know About ‘Making It’ In Hollywood, pt2
Let’s be honest…many of the poor habits that we have living in front of our computers did not materialize overnight. Instead they formed very slowly …
[Podcast] Ep114: What Every College Student (and Recent Grad) Needs to Know About ‘Making It’ In Hollywood, pt1
Let’s be honest…many of the poor habits that we have living in front of our computers did not materialize overnight. Instead they formed very slowly …
[Podcast] Ep 113: The Art of the Cut
Film editing is a magical art form that very few people truly understand. Frankly, there are people within the film industry that don’t understand the …
[Podcast] Ep107 Q&A: Finding an Agent, Should You Pursue Your Passion, and the Danger of Devaluing Your Rate to Land Your Next Gig
This episode is yet another installment of the Q&A series with my trusty sidekick Natalie Boschan. In this episode we discuss the psychology behind pursuing …
[Podcast] Ep105: Jeffrey Ford’s Secret Weapon To Editing (and Surviving) Marvel Films
Award-winning editor Jeffrey Ford has worked on some of the biggest films on the planet that have amassed multiple BILLIONS of dollars at the box …
[Podcast] Ep103 Q&A: Eating Healthy on a Budget, How To Know if You Chose the Right Editing Path, and Balancing Your Career with Your Personal Life
Let’s face it: Working an intensely competitive and exhausting creative job is hard. Just getting by is often all that’s possible, so the mere thought of trying …
[Podcast] Ep99: You Think Your Schedule Is Tight? Try Editing SNL.
If you think your deadlines are tight, think again. Imagine waking up Wednesday morning knowing you have a 2-3 minute piece airing on national television …
[Podcast] Ep97: Legendary Editor Carol Littleton on Surviving 40+ Years In Post
Academy Award nominated film editor Carol Littleton has edited such legendary films as E.T., The Big Chill, Silverado, The Accidental Tourist, Grand Canyon, Benny & …
[Podcast] Ep92: From Scraping Up Cigarette Butts to Editing, Directing, and Producing Emmy-Winning TV Shows
For those of you old enough to remember when Seinfeld was on the air live, it was very sad to see it end. I’ll admit …
[Podcast] Ep91: Will Your Job Be Replaced By Artificial Intelligence?
Just weeks ago 20th Century Fox released a trailer for the upcoming horror film “Morgan,” and frankly it’s not the best trailer. So then why …
[Podcast] Ep90: Creating a Kick-Ass Demo Reel
“How can I create a demo reel without any work, and how can I get work without a demo reel?” is a question almost as …
[Podcast] Ep85: Navigating the Confusing (And Often Dishonest) World of Spec Work
Sometimes to get noticed in the creative world you have to bite the bullet and take spec work (pitching or producing work that you may …
[Podcast] Ep78: Tactics vs Strategies (And Why You Need to Know the Difference)
It’s so easy to get distracted by the latest “shiny object,” and the latest tips & tactics for how to get healthy or even to …
[Podcast] Ep74: When You Should Take Free Work (And When You Should Run)
In creative industries like film & television post-production, it’s extremely common to see job listings for free or low paid work, but how do you …
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