Why ‘Atlanta’ Works: Emmy-Nominated Editor Isaac Hagy on Crafting Great Story

This week on the No Movie Faculty Podcast, GG Hawkins sits down with Emmy and ACE Eddie-nominated editor Isaac Hagy, whose emotionally charged and visually creative work contains Waves, Atlanta, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, and The Buddy. Identified for his moody and immersive enhancing model, Hagy shares how he discovered his voice as an editor, the unconventional path that led him to Atlanta, and the inventive and technical methods that form his work. He additionally dives into his Adobe Premiere workflow, the significance of collaboration, and the way instinct—and his pit bull Blue—assist gas his storytelling.On this episode, we focus on: How Hagy’s non secular upbringing led to his first foray into filmmakingThe unorthodox path from important research main to documentary editorJumping from music movies to the groundbreaking collection AtlantaWhy Hagy chooses Premiere Professional and the way he builds intuitive workflowsCollaborating remotely and the magic of edit canine like BlueThe inventive course of behind The Buddy and dealing with indie auteursThe significance of collaboration, mentorship, and discovering your crewGuests:Subscribe to the No Movie Faculty Podcast on:Get your query answered on the podcast by emailing podcast@nofilmschool.comListen to extra episodes of the No Movie Faculty podcast proper right here:This episode of The No Movie Faculty Podcast was produced by GG Hawkins.