02 Apr. 2009
Keeping the Questions At Bay
by Nancy Jundi as originally published by CinemaEditor Magazine You and I both know that the name Michael Bay brings a lot of images and […]
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02 Apr. 2008
Iron Man: Dan Lebental Brings Us Behind the Mask
by Nancy Jundi as originally published by CinemaEditor Magazine Imagine for a moment that the billionaire CEO of Apple, Steve Jobs, decided to fight crime […]
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02 Jan. 2008
What Juno About Dana E. Glauberman?
by Nancy Jundi as originally published by CinemaEditor Magazine Comedy and drama/tragedy have been juxtaposed as long as the thespian symbol has been around. The […]
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02 Nov. 2007
HD Offline On Gone, Baby, Gone
by Nancy Jundi Gone Baby Gone, Ben Affleck’s directorial debut released in October, is one of the first features being cut entirely in High Definition. […]
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02 Oct. 2007
Remembering A Mighty Heart: When History Meets the Cutting Room
by Nancy Jundi as originally published by CinemaEditor Magazine In 2002, while most of us were still adjusting to a post 9/11 world, the story […]
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10 Apr. 2007
The Evolution of TriBeCa Film Festival
by Nancy Jundi After the debacle that was last years’ TriBeCa Film Festival, I have to admit that I wasn’t much looking forward to attending […]
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02 Apr. 2007
Diversity… Up & Down the GrapeVine
by Nancy Jundi Burbank, CA – Starting off with nothing more than an iMac and their kitchen table, Executive Producers Tony and Erin Carenzo have […]
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02 Apr. 2007
Spider-Man 3: Bob Murawski Helps Us Say Farewell
by Nancy Jundi as originally published by CinemaEditor Magazine Being a fan-girl is, to many, a branding best avoided. Images of campouts in front of […]
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30 Jan. 2007
Standard Definition is GONE, BABY, GONE
Billy Goldenberg, A.C.E. and Ben Affleck Say Hello to HD. by Nancy Jundi as originally published by CinemaEditor Billy Goldenberg, A.C.E., has a magic touch. […]
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02 Jul. 2006
It’s Not TV, It’s HBO.
by Nancy Jundi as originally published by CinemaEditor Looking back, giving up television nearly ten years ago wasn’t a conscious choice. It was somewhere between […]
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