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Art of the Frame

Conversations With The Top Film & TV Creators Of Today. Catch new episodes each week wherever you listen to podcasts

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49: "What We Do In The Shadows" & "I Am Not Ok With This" Editors Dane McMaster & Yana Gorskaya, ACE May 26, 2020

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On todays episode of the Art of the Cut Podcast, Steve talks with editors Dane McMaster & Yana Gorskaya, ACE about their work on the series "What We Do In The Shadows" & "I Am Not Ok With This." You might know Dane from his work as the editor of "A.P. Bio." Yana edited "Hunt for the Wilderpeople", was a consulting editor on "Thor Ragnarok" & "Jojo Rabbit" and won an ACE Eddie for editing the documentary "Spellbound." Enjoy the episode!

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48: "The Last Dance" Editing Team May 19, 2020

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On todays episode of the Art of the Cut Podcast, Steve talks with Chad Beck, Devin Concannon, Abhay Sofsky & Ben Sozanski about editing the 10 part Chicago Bulls docu-series "The Last Dance." Chad Beck has worked on series such as “Inside Job” & “Rest in Power: The Trayvon Martin Story.” Devin Concannon edited the 2019 Hulu documentary “Fyre Fraud” and worked with Chad on "Rest in Power: The Trayvon Martin Story.” Abhay Sofsky was an editor for the College Humor series “Hardly Working.” Ben Sozanski edited the 2017 documentary “Rolling Stone: Stories from the Edge” and won an Emmy for his editing work on “O.J: Made in America." Enjoy the episode!

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47: “Crip Camp” Editor Eileen Meyer May 12, 2020

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On todays episode of the Art of the Cut Podcast, Steve talks with Eileen Meyer about editing the Sundance 2020 Audience Award Winning documentary "Crip Camp." In 2016, Eileen won the Karen Schemer Film Editing Fellowship at Sundance. She has also worked on shows such as "The Devil Next Door" and on the documentary "Best of Enemies: Buckley vs. Vidal." Enjoy the episode!

Art of the Cut is brought to you by Studio Network Solutions, helping video teams in over 80 countries transform the way they store, share, and organize content. Studio Network Solutions’ industry-leading EVO shared storage servers come with a perfect suite of core features you’ll love, like built-in media asset management and powerful integrations for Adobe, Resolve, Avid, and FCPX. They’ve even made it easier to work from home with their new remote editing tool, Nomad. Visit studionetworksolutions.com/aotc and sign up for a demo today.

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46: "Little Fires Everywhere" Editors Tyler Cook, Amelia Allwarden & Phyllis Housen, ACE May 05, 2020

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On todays episode of the Art of the Cut Podcast, Steve talks with editors Tyler Cook, Amelia Allwarden & Phyllis Housen, ACE about their work on the HULU series "Little Fires Everywhere." Tyler has edited episodes of "Glow", "Kidding" and "Preacher." Amelia edited "Pen15", "Impulse" and worked as an assistant editor on "Westworld." Phyllis worked under legendary editor Sally Menke on Kill Bill Vol. 1&2 and edited "Clemency" which was at Sundance 2019. Enjoy the episode!

Art of the Cut is brought to you by Studio Network Solutions, helping video teams in over 80 countries transform the way they store, share, and organize content. Studio Network Solutions’ industry-leading EVO shared storage servers come with a perfect suite of core features you’ll love, like built-in media asset management and powerful integrations for Adobe, Resolve, Avid, and FCPX. They’ve even made it easier to work from home with their new remote editing tool, Nomad. Visit studionetworksolutions.com/aotc and sign up for a demo today.

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45: “The Biggest Little Farm” Editor Amy Overbeck Apr 28, 2020

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On todays episode of the Art of the Cut Podcast, Steve talks with editor Amy Overbeck about the hit Hulu documentary "The Biggest Little Farm." Amy has worked on a number of series including "Random 1" and "Nightmare Next Door." In addition to her series work Amy has also edited the films "Rock Prophecies" and "Lost in Woonsocket." Enjoy the episode!

Art of the Cut is brought to you by Studio Network Solutions, helping video teams in over 80 countries transform the way they store, share, and organize content. Studio Network Solutions’ industry-leading EVO shared storage servers come with a perfect suite of core features you’ll love, like built-in media asset management and powerful integrations for Adobe, Resolve, Avid, and FCPX. They’ve even made it easier to work from home with their new remote editing tool, Nomad. Visit studionetworksolutions.com/aotc and sign up for a demo today.

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44: “VICE Investigates: Amazon on Fire” Editor Joe Matoske, ACE, Producer Beverly Chase and Post Supervisor Arthur Randell Apr 21, 2020

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On todays episode of the Art of the Cut Podcast Steve talks with Joe Matoske, ACE, Beverly Chase and Arthur Randell about their ACE Eddie winning documentary series “VICE Investigates: Amazon on Fire.”

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43: “Killing Eve” Editor Dan Crinnion, ACE Apr 14, 2020

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Welcome back to the Art of the Cut Podcast! On todays episode, Steve talks with recent ACE Eddie winner Dan Crinnion, ACE about his work on “Killing Eve.” In addition to winning the Best Edited Drama Series Eddie for “Killing Eve” Dan was also nominated for a Primetime Emmy. Outside of his work on “Killing Eve” Dan has found success as the editor on shows such as “Spooks”, “Ashes to Ashes” and “Downton Abbey.” Enjoy the episode!

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The Art of the Cut podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Anchor and many more platforms. If you like the podcast, make sure to subscribe so you don't miss future episodes and tell an editor friend!

42: Walter Murch, ACE Answers Questions From You! Apr 07, 2020

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Welcome to the Art of the Cut Podcast! On todays episode Steve wraps up his 4 part series with the legendary editor Walter Murch, ACE. In this episode Walter answers questions from the Blue Collar Post Collective group on Facebook. Enjoy the episode!

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41: “What's My Name: Muhammad Ali” Editor Jake Pushinsky, ACE Mar 31, 2020

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On todays episode Steve talks with recent ACE Eddie winner Jake Pushinsky, ACE about his work on the documentary "What's My Name: Muhammad Ali." You might know Jake from his work on the films "Fighting" and "The Son of No One." Jake also recently worked on the series "Wu-Tang: An American Saga." Besides winning the Best Edited Documentary- Non-Theatrical Eddie for "What's My Name: Muhammad Ali", Jake was also nominated for the film "Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of my Voice." Enjoy the episode!

This weeks episode is brought to you by Studio Network Solutions. Studio Network Solutions combines state-of-the-art shared storage hardware with intuitive media management software, and powerful integrations for Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Avid, and Final Cut Pro Ten. Visit http://studionetworksolutions.com/AOTC/ and start creating amazing content, faster.

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Voices From Sundance: “Aggie” Editor Gil Seltzer Mar 29, 2020

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BONUS EPISODE! For our tenth bonus Sundance episode, Steve talks with Gil Seltzer about editing the documentary “Aggie.” Gil started his career as an editor for Anderson Cooper’s “360” at CNN and more recently won the Audience Award at Sundance 2018 for the film “Transmilitary." Happy listening!

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