Dana E. Glauberman
| Dana E. Glauberman | |
|---|---|
| Born | Dana Elise Glauberman December 11, 1968 Los Angeles County, California, United States |
| Residence | Los Angeles, California, United States |
| Nationality | American |
| Education | University of California, Santa Barbara (B.A. 1990) |
| Occupation | Film editor |
Dana Elise Glauberman (born December 11, 1968) is an American film editor.
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Early life and education
Glauberman was born on December 11, 1968 in Los Angeles County, California.[1] As a child, she enjoyed jigsaw puzzles.[2] She attended the University of California, Santa Barbara originally interested in photography, but took a film production class which introduced her to film editing, a career she considers very similar to her childhood jigsaw puzzles.[2] She graduated with a B.A. in film studies in December 1990.[3][4]
Career
Glauberman's first industry job was as a production assistant with Hearst Entertainment.[2] She worked under Arthur Schmidt, Sheldon Kahn, and Wendy Greene-Bricmont, while gaining experience.[2] She worked primarily in television throughout the 1990s, editing for Northern Exposure, Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman and The Love Boat: The Next Wave.[2][5]
While assisting Sheldon Kahn with film projects by Ivan Reitman, Glauberman was in the right place at the right time and became acquainted with Jason Reitman, Ivan's son.[3] Jason Reitman subsequently asked her to edit his first feature film, Thank You for Smoking, after Glauberman had helped him previously.[3][2][6] Thank You for Smoking' was very well received, and Glauberman's editing was nominated for an American Cinema Editors Eddie Award.[4] She was nominated for this award again through her work on Reitman's next film, Juno.[2]
Glauberman's third feature with Reitman, Up in the Air, marked the first time she worked with high-definition.[7] She received her third Eddie nomination for her work on the film.[8]
Honors and awards
In addition to her Eddie Award nominations, Glauberman has won two awards: the 2009 Hamilton Behind the Camera Awards' Editor of the Year for Up in the Air and the 2009 Hollywood Film Festival's Hollywood Editor Award.[3][9][10]
Glauberman was voted in as a member of the American Cinema Editors.[11]
Personal life
Glauberman resides in Los Angeles, California.[12]
Filmography as editor
The director of each film is indicated in parentheses. The filmography is based on the Internet Movie Database.
- No Strings Attached (I. Reitman-2011)
- Love Happens (Camp-2009)
- Up in the Air (J. Reitman-2009)
- Juno (J. Reitman-2007)
- Factory Girl (Hickenlooper-2006)
- Thank You for Smoking (J. Reitman-2005)
- Heart of the Beholder (Tipton-2005)
- Rain (Wilson-2001)
- A Song for Jade (Himes-2001)
See also
References
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