Talking MEWShop: The Evolution of Editing

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In this clip from episode 5 of Talking MEWShop Editors Jeffrey and Zach Wolf discuss with the team about the adaptation to new technology in film editing. It contrasts traditional and newer editing techniques, emphasizing the influence of non-linear editing on thought processes and scene cutting. The discussion also underscores the significance of speed in editing and explores various mix studio session options.
As an editor, Jeffrey Wolf, ACE, is recognized for his film work with prominent directors Arthur Penn, John Sayles, John Waters, Ted Demme, Lasse Hallström, Brad Anderson, Debbie Reinisch and George C.Wolf. Some of his films include "Billy Madison," "Beautiful Girls," "The Ref," "Life," "Holes," and "Dear John." The film "Bachelorette" and "A.C.O.D." played at the 2012 and 2013 Sundance Film Festivals. Jeff finished "You’re Not You" starring Hilary Swank and Emmy Rossum last year, and recently completed the film The Outskirts coming out in 2015.
As a Director of Documentaries, he made the acclaimed documentary film "James Castle: Portrait of an Artist," and is currently in production on "Bill Traylor: Chasing Ghosts."
Zach Wolf was born and raised on the Upper West Side in New York City. After graduating from New York University Tisch School of Film and TV, Wolf pursued his love of filmmaking through editing, something he observed first-hand watching his father splice film. Wolf has worked on many feature films, including "The Woman in the Window," "BlackKklansman," and "The Big Sick." He’s edited various shorts highlighted by the Funny or Die video “What’s Next for Jack Antonoff,” directed by Mike Birbiglia and the innovative “Vice News Tonight” for HBO. In between feature films, Wolf has made numerous short documentaries about outsiders and self-taught artists, an interest he developed at a very young age. He is the co-director of "The Dukha" (Mountainfilm 2023).
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