Editor Dylan Tichenor grew up watching movies with his father, a
wannabe filmmaker with his own 16mm camera. His first lesson in editing
took place when, as a child, he held a strip of film from an 8mm reel
of The Magnificent Ambersons to the light
and realized how the scene was composed of different shots. His first
professional break was as a P.A. on John Sayles’
City of Hope. Since then, he’s
editedBoogie Nights,
Magnolia, Unbreakable,
andThe Royal Tenenbaums.
He just finishedBrokeback
Mountain.
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I was a very good friend of Gerri Peroni's in the early '70's. We both worked for post office at the time. We would chat over a cold one about relationships and where we might be going with our lives.
She went back to school; I moved west.
We lost touch.
I learned about her passing in the NY Times Obits. I wasn't terribly surprised at her incredible success. She was a bright, creative person; she used to say, " A man's reach should exceed his grasp".
She was also a very fragile peson; sensitive; compassionate.
She will be sorely missed in ths world;
but I am sure she is creating New World's elsewhere!
Just had to share that with you.
Posted by Gabe Renzo on Friday, February 23, 2007 @ 05:17 PM
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this is grand!!! I'm Amy Tichenor i was wondering i doubt it but it would be cool tho if some how we was related..but there then that this is cool because I'm going into graphic designer or animation producer/disinger!!!! this would totaly wicked if I hear back from u or your people that u have looking at your message because this would somethine really cool to talk about at school one day!!!
Posted by Amy Tichenor on Thursday, March 5, 2009 @ 01:10 PM
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