The second part of Master The Workflow‘s series on Women in Film is an interview with Cheryl, detailing her career in editing and discussing various aspects of being a woman in the industry.
Read the full interview via the link below:
Cheryl featured in The World Of Women Editors article series
Cheryl is being featured in a series of articles about women in editing for the Master The Workflow blog.
This first article in this series runs the numbers on women in the film industry, and specifically women in the cutting room. In a male dominated industry women have traditionally fared better in the editorial departments than other technical fields, and this article delves into the possible reasons why.
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Snowpiercer renewed for second season
As reported in Deadline, the post-apocalyptic sci-fi drama series Snowpiercer has been renewed for a second season and is slated for release in spring of 2020. Cheryl cut several episodes of the first-run series, which stars Jennifer Connelly and Daveed Diggs and is helmed by showrunner Graeme Manson (Orphan Black).
Welcome To The Powder Keg wins Best Drama Short at the Olympus Film Festival
The short film Welcome To The Powder Keg, edited by Cheryl, directed by Toby Spanton and produced by Hannah Ireland, has won Best Drama Short at the Olympus Film Festival in LA.
The film’s star Gethin Anthony (Aquarius, Game of Thrones) has also been nominated for best actor in the Transparent Film Festival in New York.
The film was also officially selected for the British Shorts Festival 2019 in Berlin.
“Solo: A Star Wars Story” out in Cinemas today!
The latest in the Star Wars saga, Han Solo’s origin story is told with plenty of action and humour at the hands of veteran director Ron Howard. “Solo: A Star Wars Story” is released in cinemas today. Cheryl had the pleasure of working as an additional editor on the exciting project alongside editors Pietro Scalia and Christopher Rouse.
Art of the Cut: Conversations With Film Editors – In Print
Cheryl is featured in Steve Hullfish’s book “Art of the Cut: Conversations With Film and TV Editors”. The book is a “virtual roundtable discussion” combining information, techniques and stories from over 50 editors with a wide variety of experience. Hullfish drew from the many interviews in his “Art of the Cut” series and assembled them into a hugely useful resource for editors and aspiring filmmakers.
Art of the Cut is available on Amazon.co.uk.
