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25 de jul. de 2022 · Mary is truly an accomplished, multi-talented human being in so many ways. I was honored to spend 30 minutes with her over the phone to talk about her experiences working with Lynch and also to promote the upcoming 4K Restoration of LOST HIGHWAY, which is showing at The Music Box Theatre on August 6th featuring a Q&A after the film with Mary Sweeney in-person.
Mary Sweeney is known as an Editor, Producer, Actor, Writer, Director, Consulting Producer, Script Supervisor, Screenplay, Associate Editor, and First Assistant ...
Mary Sweeney (January 1, 1953) is an American producer, editor, screenwriter, and director. She is known for twenty years of artistic work done in collaboration with American filmmaker and artist David Lynch. She obtained a Master's Degree in Cinema Studies from NYU and worked on smaller features in New York and San Fransisco.
15 de dic. de 2022 · Sweeney says that understanding the default mode network and the role of daydreams has opened up her own practice—which, in addition to writing, directing and editing, now includes painting. She also recently began to represent the dream state in her own work, specifically in a short film commissioned by Film Forum titled Waking Dream , shown as part of the theater’s Lobby Movies in 2019.
Mary Sweeney is an award-winning feature film producer, director, writer, and editor. She collaborated with David Lynch as his film producer, writer and editor beginning in 1985 with Blue Velvet, and continuing through his 2006 film Inland Empire. She edited Twin Peaks Television (1990), Twin Peaks Fire Walk With Me (1992), Hotel Room, HBO ...
Mary Sweeny, also known by the first names Maria, Marie, Marion, Mollie, Margaret, Harriet, Anna, Annie or Kit, and by the last names Sweeney, Ricks, Rix, Kelley, Beece, O'Brien, Haley and Anderson, was an American woman known as "the Window Smasher" because of her mania for breaking glass windows across Wisconsin and neighbouring states during the 1890s.
27 de oct. de 2022 · Roger Ebert | 1999-09-05. TELLURIDE, Colo. -- It's a combination of a film festival and a ski weekend, greatly improved by the absence of snow. Moviegoers at this year's 26th Telluride Film Festival can take the ski lift to the top of the mountain, but what they find there is a little unexpected: the Chuck Jones Cinema, named for the animator ...
