The ASE has a wealth of interviews and
articles available for download. These interviews and articles are
available through our forums. The links to interviews below are just
some of the highlights...
James Manche ASE interview by Deborah Peart
James Manche ASE is the editor of Australia's highly popular TV shows 'All Saints' and 'Packed to the Rafters'. "Editing is a whole lot of things you’ve got to think about all at once and that’s really what the craft is. There’s a whole lot of layers of storytelling, narrative, emotion, thinking about peoples perception of the geography of the situation, the relationships between people, there’s all sorts of things to think about and the craft of it is to nail it and bring all those things together and have a knack for it." read full transcript here.
Ken Sallows ASE interview by Trevor Holcomb
Ken Sallows ASE, recent winner of the IF award
for Best Editing for Gettin’ Square, is back home in Melbourne before
embarking on another feature film in January. He talks here with Trevor
Holcomb (ASE Vic Committee) about his experiences cutting Gettin’
Square and Missing Tom... read interview here.
Alexandre de Franceschi ASE article by Anna Craney
A Sunday morning may not have seemed the most appropriate time to screen the controversial film In the Cut .
But a respectable (and not so respectable) crowd turned up at Sydney’s
Chauvel Cinema on 23 November for the ASE screening, then adjourned
upstairs to pry into the cutting process with editor Alexandre de Franceschi... read article here.
Bill Russo ASE interview by Michael Webb
Bill Russo was one of the first editors to be accredited by the ASE.
His credits include 'Blue Murder', 'Joh's Jury', 'Scales of Justice',
'Come in Spinner', 'Police Rescue' and 'Wildside'. He's currently Head
of Editing at AFTRS and his most recent editing credit is 'Young Lions'... read interview here.
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