2001-11-05 16:01:58+01 by Dan Lyke 0 comments
A Salon article on Star Wars Episode 1.1: The Phantom Edit.
Until the "Phantom Edit" controversy, the role of the editor has rarely been appreciated by the public. And in a way, "The Phantom Edit" illustrates that editors are not automatons serving a dictatorial director, but artists in their own right, contributing as much to a finished film as a writer or cinematographer.
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