What is the difference between editing a film versus editing television episodes? How do you efficiently cut while shooting and what are the benefits to doing so? How should you react when the director or producer gives you feedback that you may disagree with?
In today’s episode, No Film School’s GG Hawkins speaks with editor, Joanna Naugle, to discuss:
- Why Joanna fell in love with editing and how she got started in her career
- Why she loves working in tv with multiple editors
- The different mindset between editing a feature versus editing tv episodes
- Using temp design and soundwork for the film, Molli and Max in the Future
- The only editing software she ever uses
- The workflow at her post house and the flexibility it offers her and the other editors
- The benefits to cutting while shooting
- Setting the scene for a beautiful doughnut montage in The Bear
- Being open-minded to try other ideas and bringing in other collaborators
- Editors growing too attached to their footage
Memorable Quotes
- “It’s a way to talk about very human things in a very extraordinary, extraterrestrial way.” [12:56]
- “Every single shot was a VFX shot in that movie.” [14:08]
- “What’s the note behind the note?” [28:45]
- “You owe it to the people you are working with, especially if they are the director or producer, to at least try their idea.” [29:19]
- “I try not to be too precious with that first cut…I don’t think you should spend too much time obsessing over all the little details.” [32:18]
Resources:
Joanna's website
Senior Post on Instagram
The Bear
Molli and Max in the Future
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