Experts in the field of post production reveal why specific editing changes are made and how it impacts storytelling
Burbank based AlphaDogs Post Production will host another installment in the series of editors panels at the Editors’ Lounge on Friday, October 28th. This month’s topic is “Why Did You Make That Edit” with a moderated panel discussion. The event will be held at the American Legion 940 W. Olive Ave, Burbank, CA 91506 beginning at 6:30 p.m.nnThe panel discussion will center on the creative side of editing and will be moderated by journalist and owner of Mobilized TV, Debra Kaufman. “This will be a great opportunity to focus on the art and aesthetic decisions of editing. It’s easy to focus on the technology that enables the art and forget the real reason we do what we do. I look forward to hearing from this talented group of editors about how they’ve developed their craft.” Kaufmann said.nnIt takes more than just equipment to get a great edit. Editing takes a talented individual who can engage an audience emotionally through creative decision making. The editor plays a crucial role in how the story will be told. On hand to discuss why specific editing choices are made, rather than how include; Feature Film Editor, Mark Goldblatt (The Terminator, X-Men), Episodic TV Editor, Andrew Seklir, (Battlestar Galactica) and Photographer/Music Video Editor, Bee Ottinger.nnVisit www.editorslounge.com or contact AlphaDogs Post Production to reserve your spot now. nnnnAbout the Editors’ LoungenThe Editors’ Lounge is a hands-on seminar for industry professionals. Each month, dozens of professionals in the production and post-production industries exchange ideas, discuss trends and learn about new technologies; allowing editors to have their questions addressed objectively. To learn more visit www.editorslounge.com.
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Asian World Film Festival Announces Dates, Opening and Closing Films, Special Programs, and Gala Awards Ceremony
The Asian World Film Festival (AWFF), Los Angeles' annual celebration of Asian filmmakers, announced the dates and highlights of its highly anticipated 10th anniversary edition. Taking place November 13-21, 2024, the festival will showcase a diverse range of new movies and special programs and celebrate Asian cinema’s legacy. Opening night will feature the critically acclaimed Korean drama, “A Normal Family,” while the Filipino romantic drama “Hello, Love, Again” is the closing film. Screenings will be presented at the Culver Theater, Culver City, November 13-20. A star-studded Closing Night Gala and Award Ceremony will be celebrated at the Directors Guild of America (DGA) complex November 21. Georges N. Chamchoum, AWFF Executive Director, said “We have chosen ‘heritage’ as this year’s theme to honor our first decade. This focus underscores AWFF's commitment to Asian cinema’s rich past as well as its ongoing efforts to champion contemporary and emerging Asian film.” OPENING AND CLOSING FILMS Directed by award-winning filmmaker Hur Jin-ho ("The Last Princess," "Happiness"), "A Normal Family" is a searing family drama that stars Sul Kyung-gu and Jong Dong-gun. Multi-layered yet accessible, the film was meticulously crafted in widescreen and premiered at the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival to critical acclaim. The heartwarming sequel to Philippine box office phenomenon "Hello, Love, Goodbye," "Hello, Love, Again" reunites director Cathy Garcia-Sampana ("The Hows of Us," "One More Chance") with stars Kathryn Bernardo and Alden Richards. The filmmaker, actors, and other cast members will attend the screening at the film’s festival debut. MAIN PROGRAM - IN COMPETITION AWFF's main... Read More