Effective Dec. 3, editor James Rose will come aboard Cut+Run, London. Though based in the U.K. he will also be available stateside for projects out of Cut+Run’s shops on both coasts.
Rose is moving over from NWH, a London house he joined in 1995 as an assistant to editor Nicholas Wayman-Harris. Rose then made the transition to full-fledged editor, a capacity in which he’s been serving for the past eight years spanning commercials, music videos and documentaries.
Among his recent credits is the Amy Winehouse clip “Rehab,” adding to a body of video work that encompasses such artists as U2, Coldplay, The Killers, Oasis, Jamiroquai and Bloc Party. Regarded as one of the U.K.’s leading music video editors, Rose has worked regularly with directors Anton Corbijn, Phil Griffin, Huse Montfaradi and Rob Hales, among others. Griffin helmed Winehouse’s “Rehab.”
Rose’s ability to create a compact narrative with music and pictures has gained him much attention in the commercials market, working with such directors as Nick Livesey, Joel Pront, Matt & Tom and Thomas Job. Rose’s editorial range also includes dialogue-driven pieces as best highlighted in three documentaries for the BBC’s Storyville initiative–Life and Death in Soweto, Rivonia: The Trail of Nelson Mandela and Fashion Victim–The Killing of Gianni Versace. Rose also edited the feature film The Third Pint, which was released this year and was directed by Luciano Podcaminsky (whose spotmaking home is Rebolucion, Buenos Aires, with representation in the rest of the world via bicoastal/international @radical.media).
Editor Steve Gandolfi, founder of Cut+Run, said that Rose boosts the edit house’s “standing in the music video market and adds an exciting dimension to our commercials offering.”
“Wicked,” “Dune: Part Two,” “Emilia Pรฉrez” Among Feature Film Winners At MPSE Golden Reel Awards
Wicked, Dune: Part Two, Emilia Pรฉrez, Saturday Night and The Wild Robot were among that feature category winners at the 72nd Annual Motion Picture Sound Editors (MPSE) Golden Reel Awards held Sunday (2/23) at the Wilshire Ebel Theatre in Los Angeles. The Golden Reel Awards honor outstanding achievement in sound editing, sound design, music editing and foley artistry in film, television and gaming.
Television winners included Shลgun, Ripley, The Penguin and Only Murders in the Building.
Two honorary awards were also presented: Kevin Costner received the Filmmaker Award and supervising sound editor Greg Hedgepath, MPSE received the Career Achievement Award. Patton Oswalt served as the eveningโs emcee, marking the third time heโs hosted the Golden Reel Awards. MPSE president David Barber presided over the festivities as the sound community came together to celebrate their own. The MPSE invited firefighters to attend the gala as special guests with the audience honoring them for their heroic efforts during the recent L.A. wildfires.
Hereโs a category-by-category rundown of the Golden Reel Award winners.
WINNERS FOR THE 72ND ANNUAL MPSE GOLDEN REEL AWARDS
Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing โ Broadcast Animation
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Supervising Sound Editors
Brad North MPSE
Matt Yocum MPSE
Sound Designers
Joseph Fraioli
Nolan McNaughton MPSE
Ryan Sullivan
Sound Effects Editors
Chris Battaglia MPSE
Harry Cohen MPSE
Foley Editors
Matt Manselle
Matt Telsey
Foley Artist
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