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9-1-1 Editor Charles Little II on how franchise changed his game.

I got to have a wonderful exploration of the intricacies in cutting Ryan Murphy’s flagship drama series 9-1-1 and 9-1-1 Lone Star with Bleeding Cool writer and culture aficionado Tom Chang. Take the article for a spin here.  Fun stuff.

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Welcome To Wrexham Editor Charles Little II, ACE Joins Filmmaker U

In this interview, we catch up with Charles Little, II, ACE, the Editor of “Welcome to Wrexham.” Join us to learn about Charles’s journey into the project, managing a vast amount of footage, the intense collaborative effort involved, navigating the intricate layers of the show, and so many more intriguing insights!

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Hollywood Editing Mentor Podcast (Ep. 45) feat. Welcome To Wrexham Editors

Uncover the collaborative dynamics that brought Welcome to Wrexham to life, offering a unique peek behind the curtain of documentary production. Whether you’re an aspiring editor, a documentary enthusiast, or simply curious about storytelling intricacies, this episode provides a concise yet enlightening glimpse into the art of documentary editing.

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9-1-1 Renewed for Season 7 at ABC

It’s an honor to collaborate on a flagship drama series and especially alongside the incredible artisans that make up the 9-1-1 Universe.  This article shares the digs on why FOX let go of its highest rated series (4.8M viewers). #911onABC

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Welcome To Wrexham wins at 2022 Critics Choice Awards

Congratulations to the crew behind Welcome To Wrexham – the documentary has won the #criticschoice Documentary Award for Best Sports Documentary. #WelcomeToWrexham @VancityReynolds @RMcElhenney @FXNetworks @Wrexham_AFC #documentaryawards

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Techno gets the definitive documentary it deserves, in a brilliant portrait of the genre’s Black pioneers.

God Said Give ​Em Drum Machines takes its title from a quote by the late DJ and Detroit groundbreaker Mike Huckaby, who died, aged 54, in April 2020. Interviewed by Hill, he describes a dream in which drum machines were to be the tools for local musicians to create a new future.

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