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Hosted by Australian Screen Editors Guild · tv · EN-AU · 26 episodes
The Australian Screen Editors podcast that delves into the art of editing, and puts a spotlight on professionals and issues in the local post-production community.
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Episode #5
In this special episode of Final Final Locked , Dr Karen Pearlman ASE sits down with Oscar-nominated editor Mark Warner ASE, whose remarkable career includes Driving Miss Daisy , Rocky III , The Running Man , Big Trouble in Little China , Mao’s Last Dancer and many more. Originally recorded for the ASE’s 2025 Annual General Meeting, their conversation is now available to enjoy again, or for the first time.
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In this episode of Final Final Locked , ASC members Rachel Grierson-Johns, John Rosser and Simon Wright reflect on editing the first American season of Love on the Spectrum and the surreal experience of travelling to Los Angeles to accept an Emmy Award for their work. Along the way, they discuss building editing careers across different countries, navigating international productions, and the opportunities and challenges of working abroad.
Final_Final_Locked
<p>In this episode of Final Final Locked, ASC members Rachel Grierson-Johns, John Rosser and Simon Wright reflect on editing the first American season of Love on the Spectrum and the surreal experience of travelling to Los Angeles to accept an Emmy Award for their work. Along the way, they discuss building editing careers across different countries, navigating international productions, and the opportunities and challenges of working abroad. </p>
Episode #3
<p>Sean Lahiff ASE and Regg Skwarko chat with David Scarborough ASE about (among other things) working on a project as both Director and Editor; in particular discussing Sean’s Directorial Debut, the Horror Feature, “Carnifex”.</p>
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<p>This episode has been contributed by the Victorian arm of the Australian Screen Editors Guild. Guest host Cindy Clarkson is joined by veteran editor Dave Redmond and editor/assistant editor Christine Dax to discuss their work and collaboration on the Stan drama Scrublands.</p><p>To find out more about the Australian Screen Editors Guild check out our website.</p>
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