• Tony-winning composer Maury Yeston talked in great detail to Harry Haun about the journey of "Nine" from screen (as "8 1/2") to stage and back to screen. "There are only two ways to approach Broadway shows becoming movies," Yeston says. "One of them is to be an over-controlling fuddy-duddy and not let anybody change anything. The other is to step back and go with the new medium." For Yeston, "The adaptation back into film was a very organic one that made a tremendous amount of sense. It was a great opportunity to allow this piece -- which had been so cinematic to begin with -- to find again its place in the grammar of cinema. That means things like dissolves, edits, close-ups, lighting effects -- things film can do for exposition to get inside the mind." Playbill
• Steve Pond delivers more scoop on Saturday's inaugural Governors Awards at Hollywood and Highland's Grand...
• Steve Pond delivers more scoop on Saturday's inaugural Governors Awards at Hollywood and Highland's Grand...
- 11/13/2009
- by tomoneil
- Gold Derby
"Slumdog Millionaire" took the award for film editing while "Breaking Bad" copped the prize for TV editing at the Hollywood Post Alliance's fourth annual HPA Awards, held Thursday night at the Skirball Center in Los Angeles.
The awards honor behind-the-scenes talent working in film, TV and commercials.
Special awards were presented to Ben Burtt, who received the Charles S. Swartz Award for outstanding contribution in the field of post production; Paul Haggar, Lifetime Achievement Award; and Dvs Digital Video Systems, Signiant, S. two Corp., Engineering Excellence Award.
The winners were:
Outstanding Color Grading Feature Film in a Di Process
"Julie & Julia"
Steven J. Scott // EFilm
Outstanding Color Grading -- Television
"Yankee Stadium Tribute -- Yogi's Bronx"
Siggy Ferstl // Company 3
Outstanding Color Grading -- Commercial
Pepsi "Pass"
Stefan Sonnenfeld // Company 3
Outstanding Editing -- Feature Film
"Slumdog Millionaire"
Chris Dickens, A.C.E.
Outstanding Editing -- Television
"Breaking Bad -- Abq"
Lynne Willingham,...
The awards honor behind-the-scenes talent working in film, TV and commercials.
Special awards were presented to Ben Burtt, who received the Charles S. Swartz Award for outstanding contribution in the field of post production; Paul Haggar, Lifetime Achievement Award; and Dvs Digital Video Systems, Signiant, S. two Corp., Engineering Excellence Award.
The winners were:
Outstanding Color Grading Feature Film in a Di Process
"Julie & Julia"
Steven J. Scott // EFilm
Outstanding Color Grading -- Television
"Yankee Stadium Tribute -- Yogi's Bronx"
Siggy Ferstl // Company 3
Outstanding Color Grading -- Commercial
Pepsi "Pass"
Stefan Sonnenfeld // Company 3
Outstanding Editing -- Feature Film
"Slumdog Millionaire"
Chris Dickens, A.C.E.
Outstanding Editing -- Television
"Breaking Bad -- Abq"
Lynne Willingham,...
- 11/13/2009
- by By Gregg Kilday
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
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