Going strictly from memory, the editor wrote something like: "What a ridiculous plot!
The log that lists each take is stored in the computer memory; the editor can call up the desired frame simply by punching a location code.
Greg Wuliger Los Angeles Eight-Legged Memories To the Editor: Re "To Cook an Octopus: Forget the Cork, Add Science," (March 5): All the good octopus I've had in New York is but a caricature of transcendent octopus.
Finally, several editors shared their memories of Helen Gurley Brown, the editor, author and Queen of the Pussycats who died Monday at the age of 90.
With his concept of sites of memory, the French editor Pierre Nora has argued that monuments are built in place of memory.
The award is sponsored by Haymarket Media Group and was established in memory of writer, editor and broadcaster Anthony Howard, who was recognised as one of the most acute political commentators of his generation.
A founding member of Columbia University's Center for Neurobiology and Behavior, Jimmy was a pioneer and leader in the study of learning and memory and an editor of the textbook that defined the field of neuroscience.
With David Remnick April 10, 2015 In celebration of our ninetieth anniversary, David Remnick and some of the magazine's writers and editors share memories, revisit New Yorker history, and discuss how the tone and direction of the magazine have evolved.
Marker was a master of film editing — the part of the filmmaking process that Jean-Luc Godard, another master editor and memory-artist, defined as holding past, present, and future in one's own hands — and the very possibility of remembering Marker demands a little editing, a splicing-in of excerpts from a surprising and crucial document.
His most assured and most interesting stuff concerns the tangled story of A Clockwork Orange and its different endings, with much new evidence - correspondence from Burgess's American editors and memories from his British ones, as well as letters to friends at the time.
