'We have a first-time director, a first-time editor, why not have a first-time composer?' " Walden wound up writing the theme and the background music for the pilot and all the episodes.
For the first time, editors-in-chief of the company's biggest titles – the SMH, the Age and the Canberra Times – will be responsible for content across all platforms, not just in their respective newspapers.
From creating content to establishing authorial style, finding the "hook" and editing for pace, sizing up clients and learning when (and how) to sweat the details Developmental Editing is filled with useful tips for editors, first-time authors, or anyone who fancies themselves a writer.
Katy Kelly, a first-time novelist and senior editor at U.S. News & World Report, follows Lucy Rose through a school year that is both difficult and, at times, hilarious.
Photo by Nancy A. Ruhling David is a longtime editor, first-time filmmaker.
Next to the lovely scenery (courtesy of the directors, the Hughes Brothers), and the first rate cast, the weak link may be first-time screenwriter Gary Whitta, former editor of PC Gamer magazine.
Hear from a panel of experts – an acquisitions editor, a first-time author, and an author rights expert – about the process of turning your dissertation into a book.
Made 22 years apart, the films -- "Apocalypse Now Redux" and "An American Rhapsody" -- serve as brackets to a period in her life when Ms. Gardos went from production assistant to film editor to first-time writer-director.
"Repeat candidates may get derided as retreads but they often start with higher name identification, better contacts, and an organization that can put them in a better starting position than a regular first-time challenger," said Nathan Gonzales, an editor at The Rothenberg Political Report, a nonpartisan newsletter that tracks Congressional races.
For the first time the editors have brought together the perspectives of economics, economic history, and sociology to assess what we know--and don't know--about such traps.
(In the days before that first Times use, editors resisted the phrase, lest the paper be indoctrinated, or party to "spin"; that was solved by the attributive phrase "what the White House calls").
