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World's Greatest Dad - Media Composer Brings Dark Comedy to Light

Making the move from reality television to scripted film was initially a concern for editor Jason Stewart. To his surprise, he found that cutting reality shows was actually the perfect background for editing indies.

Taking Woodstock: Small Family Drama, Precise HD Editing

LA Style with an Intergrated Avid Solution

The high expectations of the upscale population in the resort towns of Palm Desert and Palm Springs, Calif., extend to its preferences for timely, sophisticated news coverage. At Gulf-California Broadcast Company, this presents a few challenges.

NBC Produces Olympics in HD

17 days of primetime Olympic coverage. For the first time, the winter Olympic games will broadcast all in HD.

Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen

As many as five editors worked for more than a year in post, developing the multiple storylines, numerous visual and sound effects, and non-stop action-adventure for this summer blockbuster. A tapeless HD workflow helped keep the post workflow on track.

30 Rock Packs In the Laughs with Total Avid Workflow

Fans of the hit comedy 30 Rock know one thing for certain: they need to pay attention when they watch the show. Otherwise they might miss some of the delicious humor - a wry piece of dialogue, a quick cut, or a subtle sight gag that help give the show its distinctive comedic edge.

Star Trek: A New View from the Bridge

Producer/director J.J. Abrams has gone back to the future of the Star Trek franchise with a fresh new take on the classic sci-fi adventure. While using the familiar elements that Trekkies have come to expect, this Star Trek film adds a surprisingly emotional storyline.

Breaking Ground with 60 Minutes: First News Magazine to Broadcast in HD

The advent of HD has been like a ticking time clock. For the venerable 60 Minutes – the longest running primetime show in television history – it also marked a major milestone. For the 2008-2009 season, the show became the first news magazine to broadcast in HD.

Not Just Another Concert Movie: The Jonas Brothers Go 3D

Film editor Michael Tronick knows a thing or two about music-inspired films. He began his career as a music editor on films such as All That Jazz and A Chorus Line. Now he has added another dimension to his considerable resume - editing in 3D.

University of Montana - One-stop broadcast solution gives students competitive edge

When the University of Montana’s Radio and Television department overhauled its facilities in 2007 with a complete Avid broadcast solution, it tapped into its students’ current learning styles, engaging them with the curriculum like never before.

Slumdog Millionaire: Thousands of Sounds, One Emotional Journey

As supervising sound editor and sound designer of Slumdog Millionaire, Glenn Freemantle had one goal in mind: to create sounds that portray the burgeoning vitality and paradoxical charm that is modern-day India.

RodeoHouston

For most Americans the word “rodeo” evokes thoughts of the old Wild West, untamed and filled with adventure. However, rodeo is still a thriving industry today, filling arenas and smaller stadiums across the Central and Western U.S. with tourists eager to experience the cowboy culture - and cowboys eager to keep the nostalgia alive.

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