He's a subtle and canny editor (abetted here by Luke Meyer), with a keen sense of rhythm and duration.
Who beside her would sneak into the mix a selection of shorts and jackets in subtle plaids that even editors who've seen it all sat making notes of the pieces they plan to order for themselves?
If Resnais weren't the inventor of the modern tracking shot, if he weren't a master of expressive angles, if he weren't a subtle yet abrupt film editor of unexpected rhythms and associations, "Hiroshima Mon Amour" would have remained a mere footnote.
God, he's no longer a hero.' " When I ask him if human editorial judgment still matters, he tries to reassure me: "We learned in working with newspapers that this balance between the newspaper writers and their editors is more subtle than we thought.
This can lead to subtle, but sustained pressure on editors and referees to be exclusive, rather than inclusive.
Nevertheless, he earned two consecutive Academy Awards for his subtle, well-modulated performances as The Washington Post editor Ben Bradlee in All the President's Men (1976) and detective novelist Dashiell Hammett in Julia (1977).
Some readers would also like to see explanation, possibly in the form of an editor's note, of more subtle changes that may not amount to a factual correction.
Many of these changes are subtle enough that David Remnick, the magazine's editor, said that if the magazine fell on the floor and were three feet away, it would still be identifiable to longtime readers.
Schock has a marvelous eye and creates numerous memorable and unexpected images, aided immeasurably by editor Mark Becker and a marvelously subtle and empathetic score by two members of the band Calexico.
Quade Winter Weehawken, N.J., April 30 , 2009 To the Editor: Roger Cohen's observations on the subtle differences in the way the British and Americans express themselves are indeed spot on!
Zhou describes different types of rhythms, both obvious and subtle, but continues to cite emotions as the editor's true guide.
