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The Rough Cut

Matt Feury
Editing
The Hunger Games: the Ballad Of Songbirds and Snakes
Film Production
Film Editing
Killers Of the Flower Moon
Mark Yoshikawa
Ted
Romantic Comedy
Anatomy Of a Fall
The Holdovers
Prequels
Napoleon Bonaparte
Poor Things
The Orville
Visual Effects
Courtroom Drama
Argylle
1970s
Martin Scorsese
Next Goal Wins

The Rough Cut features in-depth interviews with the film and tv industry's top post production professionals on the topics of film editing, video editing, sound design and more. Hosted by @MattFeury.

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Editors - Vikash Patel, Cedric Nairn-Smith and Kyle Reiter ACE Black Rabbit editors Viks, Ced and Kyle worked independently during post but still managed to collectively craft a complex narrative that stayed consistent in tone and style throughout th... more

Editors - Julie Cohen ACE and David Rogers ACE The Paper editors Julie Cohen and David Rogers first began collaborating on another Greg Daniels series, Space Force.  Although that series was not in the same "mock doc" format as The Paper, David's fir... more

Editor - Joe Murphy Weapons editor Joe Murphy probably had no idea when he interviewed with Zach Cregger over a Zoom call that, in a relatively short amount of time, they would collaborate on not one, but two hit horror films.  Regardless, Joe says t... more

Director, Richard Shepard and Editor, Adam Lichtenstein FILM GEEK isn't just another notch on the IMDB belts of director, Richard Shepard and his friend and editor, Adam Lichtenstein.  This is the story of Richard's cinematic "life" and the mysteriou... more

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Recent Guests

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Episode: The Naked Gun
Yan Miles
Editor known for his work on 'Andor', 'The Crown', 'Sherlock', and 'Game of Thrones'
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Episode: Andor
Bill Hoy
Editor known for his work on films like Watchmen and The Batman
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Episode: Superman
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Misha Fiksel
Tony Award-winning sound designer
Episode: Shakespearean Sound Design - Hamlet
Stephen Mirrione
Oscar-winning editor known for his work on films like Traffic and Birdman.
Episode: F1
Jared Simon
Assistant editor with over 10 years of experience and author of 'Every Frame Counts'
Episode: TRC Book Club - Every Frame Counts (An Assistant Editor's Reference Book)
Eddie Hamilton
Editor of 'Mission Impossible - The Final Reckoning' and renowned action editor
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Host

Matt Feury
Host of in-depth interviews focused on film and television editing, providing insights from industry experts.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 206 ratings
  • Matt Is Solid

    But he needs to easy up on the praise for movies that are panned rightly so.

    “The film’s editing lacks snap, making clear the demarcation between when “cut” and “action” were yelled. Sometimes Murphy will have an emotion in one shot that will totally disappear in another, undermining the dialogue’s give-and-go rhythm” NYT review of Beverly Hills Cop: Axle F.

    And now “ Bad Sisters”: Hearing about all the work for a just an OK series was a struggle cause.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JNLCIA
    United States9 months ago
  • Matt Is Solid

    But he needs to easy up on the praise for movies that are panned rightly so.

    “The film’s editing lacks snap, making clear the demarcation between when “cut” and “action” were yelled. Sometimes Murphy will have an emotion in one shot that will totally disappear in another, undermining the dialogue’s give-and-go rhythm” NYT review of Beverly Hills Cop: Axle F.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JNLCIA
    United Statesa year ago
  • RESERVATION DOGS

    Love this show and Patrick tuck was really interesting on the show

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    tf1025
    United States2 years ago
  • Dim-witted

    The host has actually admitted (to the film’s editor!) he watched a German film with English overdubs. God forbid you listen in German and read the subtitles. What a slap in the face. You should be ashamed of yourself. The directors all hate the English overdubs and do what they can to stop it. Just another dumb American who’s never seen more than a handful of foreign films. Would you watch 8 1/2 with English actors overdubbing??

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    bcsquest
    United States3 years ago
  • Matt Saved My Los Angeles Commute

    This podcast is so entertaining, so insightful, and just so darn fun. I spend almost as many hours on the road as I do at work. And Matt's brilliant questions spark such great nuggets of conversation from a lot of the fellow editors that I admire and look up to. What a treat this program is, and thank you Matt for bringing this to all of us. AVID rocks and so does this show. Keep the goods coming!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Haynes3550
    United States6 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the in-depth conversations and the expertise shared by various editing professionals.
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The Paper
Q: What was the most significant challenge you faced in editing the finale?
Julie mentioned that the finale was long, with the first cut being around 50 minutes, and it involved carefully weaving together narrative elements to ensure character development and story continuity.
The Paper
Q: How did you first join forces with Greg and then transition to cutting and directing on The Paper?
Dave began as an assistant editor on NewsRadio and was recommended to meet with Greg Daniels for The Office, which led him to edit and later direct on The Paper.
Eenie Meanie
Q: How did you balance the tone between action comedy and drama in the film?
We focused on the material of each scene initially and made adjustments to ensure the tone shifts felt natural when the full film came together.
Eenie Meanie
Q: What are the best ways for an editor wanting to get into feature editing?
Networking is crucial; most jobs come through connections. Reaching out and maintaining relationships with people in the industry can help you get opportunities.
The Naked Gun
Q: How would you describe working with Akiva in the cutting room?
It's fantastic. There's no stone unturned, and we continually take scenes apart and put them back together in pursuit of perfection.

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What is The Rough Cut about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast provides insightful interviews with leading professionals in the film and television editing industry. Each episode explores a diverse range of topics related to film editing, video editing, sound design, and post-production processes, featuring prominent figures who share their expertise and experiences from various projects. Notably, the conversations offer behind-the-scenes glimpses into the challenges and innovations that shape the final product, making it a valuable resource for aspiring editors, filmmakers, and film enthusiasts alike.

The discussions frequently touch on the balance between technical skill and creative storytelling, providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of the editing landscape. Additiona... more

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2. Yan Miles
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