Having worked
with many talented directors like Peyton Reed (Bring it On), Robert Rodriguez
(Desperado), Jan De Bont (Speed), Brett Ratner (Rush Hour), and Doug Liman (The
Bourne films), Erik C. Andersen learned the craft of editing by
working with the masters. Andersen found early success when he won
his first Emmy cutting “A
COMMUNITY OF CARING - JOE" for the American Heart Assoc. That success has followed him throughout his
editing career with the projects he has edited winning over 100 prestigious awards for their
directors.
In the early
‘90s, Andersen helped introduce one of the first computer-based
editing systems, Lightworks, to the film industry. These systems
have revolutionized the way editors cut today. He is one of 15
editors who authored the book Transitions - Voices on the Craft
of Digital Editing.
Andersen’s
talents extend not only to editing, but also to directing. He has
created a huge following with his internet videos Star Wars Made Me
This Way, Stop Blink Look, Behind the Scenes of the Family Guy,
Battlestar Galactica Live Concert, and Double Trouble and just
directed a TV pilot for Nancy Fox, founder of Mrs. Beasley's Gift
Baskets. In post production is his first feature-length documentary
called “The Fright Gallery,” which makes him one of the industry’s
brightest and most promising new talents. |
