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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 284 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

This week Glenn Garland is joined by Dean Zimmerman to discuss his editing on Stranger Things, for which he was nominated once for an Eddie and three times for a Primetime Emmy, winning the Emmy once. Dean has also edited such projects as Jumper, Nig... more
This week, Glenn is joined by James Seddon-Brown, who has edited Love Island UK, Britain's Got Talent, The Circle, Big Brother UK, and Traitors Season 3 for which he was nominated for the Eddie and won the Primetime Emmy. David Moon, who has edited G... more
This week Glenn Garland is joined by Chad Galster. Chad has edited such excellent projects as Those Who Wish Me Dead, Mayor of Kingstown, Yellowstone, 1883, 1923, Willie Nelson & Family, Lioness, and "Landman." Now he's helped craft one of the best ... more
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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)
This is an incredible podcast. The interviews are well ran and the guests are incredible! Get Jason Hehir on the show!
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.
I always love listening to other editors talk about their process and their craft. This does not disappoint!
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!
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A candid look at film and TV editing, featuring deep dives with senior editors, colorists, and post-production leaders. Episodes explore craft, collaboration, and the emotional logic of storytelling—from long-form dialogue and memory-driven edits in dramatic series to pacing, montage, and sound design in feature editing. Recurring themes include collaboration across departments, multi-year production timelines (notably in animation and high-profile dramas), and the evolving impact of technology—AI, storage, and tools—on editorial decisions. The show often showcases practical craft insights, behind-the-scenes decision making, and real-world post-production challenges, making it valuable for editors, directors, and producers aiming to underst... more
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