"We didn't even have a library, let alone a digital editing department".
His brother worked as an accountant at RKO, and got him a messenger's job in the editing department there.
Our colleague Ty Baldwin, of the copy-editing department, chastised our request for suggestions with a passage from Ecclesiastes.
The mother said we had 'used our digital editing department to superimpose her son's head onto another student's body,'" said the teacher.
editing department had assigned to the picture because he was close to Welles' age, says, "Orson sneaked the project onto R.K.O.
At Paramount women's pictures were sometimes actually directed by a woman: Dorothy Arzner, who rose from the female-friendly ranks of the editing department to supervise several films for the studio before going freelance in 1932.
Many poems from the prize-winning new collection, "3 Sections," also appeared in The New Yorker, where for many years Seshadri was a member of the copy-editing department, perennial home (as, also, the famed fact-checking department has been) to poets, translators, novelists, essayists, and memoirists since the founding of the magazine, in 1925.
After failing to get into USC film school, the most-powerful man in Hollywood got his start as an unpaid intern in the editing department of Universal.
While several readers pointed out that traditionally published books were also lacking in the editing department, the majority felt they were not.
My uncle worked at CTV for almost 30 years in the editing department, and my aunt's career as a hair stylist and makeup artist meant that her credentials were known in Hollywood and the international fashion community.
