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  • A History of Violence Q&A with Actor Viggo Mortensen

    Zoom/Online see event description for link details, CA, United States

    Picturehouse 441 & ACE are proud to be partnering on a series of live virtual Q&As as part of our mutual efforts to promote film literacy.

    Tune in on April 4, tune in to watch a Q&A with actor Viggo Mortensen as he discusses his work on the 2005 action thriller film A History of Violence. Kicking off a multi-film collaboration between master filmmaker David Cronenberg and star Viggo Mortensen, A History of Violence is arguably the pair's strongest – a lean, mean thriller about a family man whose past life violently starts to catch up with him. Coming off of his star-making performances in Lord of the Rings, Viggo Mortensen does career-best work that showcases his impressive versatility, sometimes within a single scene in this film. And, History finds Cronenberg in more grounded but no less provocative territory than usual, toning down his more surreal impulses for this film. Haunting and visceral in equal measure, A History of Violence is one of the essential films of the 2000s that makes for bruising, unforgettable viewing. A History of Violence is expertly edited by Ronald Sanders, ACE. This event will be a Zoom Webinar on Thursday, April 4 at 3PM ET/12PM PT.

    *ACE members, please check your email for free ticket information.*

  • Avid @ NAB 2024

    Las Vegas Convention Center 3150 Paradise Rd, Los Vegas, NV, United States

    Join Avid for an exclusive sneak peek at some of the latest innovations and advancements we're debuting at the NAB show in Las Vegas this April. Explore the newest developments in AI for media production solutions powered by Avid Ada.

  • American Cinema Editors Presents a Screening of The Big Chill Followed by a Conversation with Editor Carol Littleton, ACE

    Vidiots 4884 Eagle Rock Blvd, Los Angeles, CA, United States

    The inaugural West Coast "American Cinema Editors Presents" event will be a screening of the 1983 comedy/drama The Big Chill followed by a conversation with editor Carol Littleton, ACE, at Los Angeles institution Vidiots.

    The ultimate '80s hangout movie, with a killer soundtrack and remarkable performances, Lawrence Kasdan’s The Big Chill still serves all the laughs and all the feels. Seven old college friends gather at the funeral of an old colleague and reflect on their iconoclastic youth, even as they have very much settled into the establishment. With razor-sharp dialogue and tunes from Marvin Gaye, The Temptations, Aretha Franklin, and The Rolling Stones, you’ll want to chill with this classic all night long.

    Tickets are $12
    (Vidiots Members Receive Discount)
    Proceeds benefits the Vidiots Foundation.

  • Virtual Glass of Wine (VGOW): Editors in Conversation, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel

    Zoom/Online see event description for link details, CA, United States

    Join the British Film Editors for another VGOW, this time exploring The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel with guest editors Anthony Boys, ACE BFE, Zana Bochar, Tim Streeto, ACE and Kate Sanford, ACE and host Roberta Bononi on the Wednesday, April 17 at 11:30am PT!

  • LACPUG Meetup

    Gallery Theatre at Barnsdall Art Park 4800 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood, United States

    MoGraph and Mentorship! It's "Motion Graphics for the Editor" and "Mentorship's Role in the Editing Room" with John Knowles, Joaquin Elizondo & Chris Cavanagh.

  • First Reformed Q&A with Writer/Director Paul Schrader & Editor Benjamin Rodriguez, Jr.

    Zoom/Online see event description for link details, CA, United States

    Picturehouse 441 and ACE are proud to be partnering on a series of live virtual Q&As as part of our mutual efforts to promote film literacy.
    Join us for a Q&A with writer/director Paul Schrader & editor Benjamin Rodriguez, Jr., as they discuss 2017 psychological drama First Reformed. Paul Schrader’s late-career opus, First Reformed, found the veteran filmmaker reinvigorated and finally earned him his first Oscar nomination (for his screenplay). A gonzo take on Bergman’s Winter Light, this thought-provoking, complicated, and frequently outrageous film asks huge questions, allows them to marinate, and then dips out, leaving the audience to answer the questions it poses for themselves. Ethan Hawke, Amanda Seyfried, and Cedric the Entertainer give three difficult, intense performances, and Schrader takes huge risks that all add up to hugely satisfying sensation. First Reformed was expertly edited by Benjamin Rodriguez, Jr. This event will be a Zoom Webinar on Thursday, April 25 at 8PM ET/5PM PT.

    **ACE Members, please check your email for a complimentary ticket to this virtual Q&A.**

  • Irish Screen Editors (ISE): Social Event

    Foley's Bar 1 Merrion Row, Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

    Calling all European film editors! Join the ISE for another social event on Thursday, April 25, 6:30pm at the loft on the top floor of Foley's Pub! Members and non-members welcome!

  • American Cinema Editors Presents Meek’s Cutoff Q&A with Director/Editor Kelly Reichardt

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    Metrograph 7 Ludlow St, New York, NY

    The next "American Cinema Editors Presents" screening is an exciting one – the 2010 Western Meek's Cutoff, which was both directed and edited by Kelly Reichardt.This will be the first time "ACE Presents" has hosted a speaker who was both the director and editor of the film. Kelly edits most of the films she directs. In addition to the Q&A with the director/editor, Meek's Cutoff will be shown in 35mm. This screening, moderated by Julia Bloch, will be part of a retrospective of Kelly's films beginning the first weekend of May and leading up to this screening.

    Loosely based on a historical incident on the Oregon Trail in the 1840s, Meek's Cutoffis the story of six settlers and their guide who are caught in a dangerous situation: They are lost, food and water are running out, and the surrounding desert threatens to claim them all. Meanwhile, their guide, Stephen Meek (Bruce Greenwood), refuses to acknowledge that they may be several weeks off-course. When a Native American (Rod Rondeaux) is captured, Emily Tetherow (Michelle Williams), one of the settlers, shields him from Meek's wrath, and he offers to lead the group to water in return.