Kwesi Collisson on Split Screens, Special Effects and the New Desktop Arsenal

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Kwesi Collisson is one of those guys who seems to do everything — he's a producer who understands money, but also a crack editor and compositor who likes to get hands-on with his projects. Final Cut Pro, Photoshop and After Effects and a raft of plugins constitute his essential toolset for feature-film work. And his latest picture, Conversations With Other Women, offered an unusual challenge: the entire narrative plays out in split-screen. Film & Video asked him to share some of the details.


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Kwesi Collisson in New York City.

Kwesi Collisson in New York City.

Aaron Eckhart (left) and Helena Bonham Carter.

Aaron Eckhart (left) and Helena Bonham Carter.

Comments (1) for "Kwesi Collisson on Split Screens, Special Effects and the New Desktop Arsenal"
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Just to say Hi to Kwesi I believe we grew up in same neighborhood.
Posted by Jason Muellenberg on Tuesday, July 3, 2007 @ 11:58 AM

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