Art of the Frame

Editing

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Film Editing

American Cinema Editors

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The Color Purple

Poor Things

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Barbie

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

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Publishes	Twice monthly	Episodes	264	Founded	6 years ago
Number of Listeners		Category	TV & Film

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Latest Episodes

Editors on Editing w/ “A House of Dynamite” Editor: Kirk Baxter

In this episode of Editors on Editing, Glenn is joined by Kirk Baxter. Kirk has edited such amazing projects as the Curious Case of Benjamin Button for which he was nominated for a BAFTA and Oscar, The Social Network for which he won the BAFTA and Os... more

Yesterday • 47 min

The Alan Smithee Round Table (“Could AI Help Create Post Production Jobs?”)

Welcome to the Alan Smithee Podcast in which hosts Scott Simmons, Katie Hinsen & Michael Kammes talk about the latest news in production, post production, entertainment, tech and beyond. In this episode the gang discuss NAB New York, how using AI in ... more

28 Oct 2025 • 57 min

Editors on Editing w/ “The Long Walk” Editor: Mark Yoshikawa

In this episode of Editors on Editing, Glenn is joined by Mark Yoshikawa. Mark's credits include The Tree of Life, The New World, Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes. Westworld, Chief of War and the pilot of Succession. Now he's brought ... more

10 Oct 2025 • 45 min

The Alan Smithee Round Table (“Is Tech Is Leading The Way?”)

25 Sep 2025 • 1 hr 3 min

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Recent Guests

Mark Yoshikawa

Editor known for films such as The Tree of Life, The Hunger Games series, and The Long Walk.

Episode: Editors on Editing w/ “The Long Walk” Editor: Mark Yoshikawa

Stephen Mirrione

Oscar-winning film editor known for his work on 'Traffic', 'Birdman', and 'F1'

Episode: Editors on Editing w/ “F1” Editor: Stephen Mirrione

Beryl Shereszewski

Content creator with a successful YouTube channel, previously worked with CNN in documentaries.

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Episode: The Alan Smithee Round Table (“Content V Traditional Media”)

Jules Bruff

Producer, writer, and actress who collaborated on the film.

Episode: Editors on Editing w/ “Good Side of Bad” Editor: Edgar Burcksen

Alothea Root

Writer, director, and producer associated with the film.

Episode: Editors on Editing w/ “Good Side of Bad” Editor: Edgar Burcksen

Francis Galluppi

Director known for The Last Stop in Yuma County

Episode: My First Film Ep. 8 - Francis Galluppi on 'The Last Stop in Yuma County'

Myron Kerstein

Film editor known for editing films like 'Crazy Rich Asians' and 'In the Heights.'

Wicked

Episode: Editors on Editing w/ “Wicked” Editor: Myron Kerstein

Sean Baker

Renowned director and editor known for films like Tangerine and The Florida Project.

Independent Filmmaker

Episode: Editors on Editing w/ “Anora” Editor: Sean Baker

Kylee Peña

Senior Product Marketing Manager for Pro Editorial at Adobe

Adobe

Episode: The Alan Smithee Round Table (“The Implications of AI Editing Tools”)

Hosts

Glenn Garland

Host of Editors on Editing and contributor to discussions on storytelling and film editing.

Michael Kammes

Co-host of the podcast, providing insights on film and television editing.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 128 ratings

A master class podcast in editing!
I am not an editor, I’m a filmmaker and this podcast is by far my favorite. Glenn Garland , an editor himself, asks the most insightful questions. Listening to his podcasts , is like taking a master class in editing. I especially loved his latest interview with the editor of Poor Things. What’s great about Glenn is he seems to have studied the films he sees. After listening I want to revisit a film.
George Zaverdas ( aka Zaver)
Apple Podcasts
5
Zaverdas
United States2 years ago
Gold mine
This is an incredible podcast. The interviews are well ran and the guests are incredible! Get Jason Hehir on the show!
Apple Podcasts
5
TRT Ryan
United States4 years ago
Full of insights and wisdom on the craft
Full of insights and wisdom on the craft of editing, drawn out by skilful questioning. Creative, technical and collaborative aspects alike. So many episodes to recommend. Two recent listens stand out: Miss Juneteenth (between eps. 31 and 32) and ep. 96 (My Octopus Teacher: Oscar nomination on first production). Two wonderfully articulate and thoughtful editors.
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5
Castalian66
United Kingdom4 years ago
A great listen!
I always love listening to other editors talk about their process and their craft. This does not disappoint!
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5
Leah in LA
United States5 years ago
Great film editing podcast
As an editing teacher this is a great resource to use with my students along with Steve’s Art of the cut book. The podcast covers new and exciting work that keeps the students engaged. Thanks for doing this Steve!
Apple Podcasts
5
J.P. 25
United States5 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the depth and quality of discussions regarding film editing and the creative process, often remarking on the insightful questions posed by the host.

Interviews with leading editors and creators have made a strong positive impact, making it a must-listen for aspiring filmmakers.

The content is regarded as a valuable resource for both industry professionals and enthusiasts looking to improve their craft and understanding of film production.

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Apple Podcasts	#222	South Korea/TV & Film
Apple Podcasts	#239	Finland/TV & Film

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Editors on Editing w/ “F1” Editor: Stephen Mirrione

Q: How did the idea develop to cross-cut between the ocean and driving scenes?

Joe suggested incorporating both elements to convey the internal conflict of the character, making his character much more relatable and layered.

Editors on Editing w/ “F1” Editor: Stephen Mirrione

Q: What was the approach to editing racing footage?

Stephen talked about starting with a storyboard as a map and evaluating each shot to ensure it tells the right story throughout the complex narratives of individual races.

Editors on Editing w/ “Thunderbolts” Editors: Angela M. Catanzaro & and Harry Yoon

Q: Yeah, so what was your greatest challenges cutting this particular movie?

The greatest challenge was participating in the specific details that we needed to provide for Bob's character because he's such a remarkable character in that he needs to transition three times, like maybe even four times in the movie.

Editors on Editing w/ “Thunderbolts” Editors: Angela M. Catanzaro & and Harry Yoon

Q: And how did you divide the labor if both of you were on set?

We traded off by looking at the one-liner and the shooting schedule, trying to determine where it would make sense to break it up.

Editors on Editing w/ “FYSEE Tonal Shifts Panel” Editors: Nam Na-young, Maura Corey, Peggy Tachdjian and Arielle Zakowski

Q: Peggy, talk about balancing who the audience needs to identify with between Lyle and Eric or the parents.

Peggy discusses the complexities of portraying both sides and how the audience's perspective shifts throughout the series.

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1. Mark Yoshikawa
2. Stephen Mirrione
3. Beryl Shereszewski
4. Jules Bruff
5. Alothea Root
6. Francis Galluppi
7. Myron Kerstein
8. Sean Baker

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