American Cinema Editors (ACE) is an honorary filmmaking company founded in the 1950s, which is included on the basis of the quality of their professional performance and the contribution made to the industry. The company should not be confused with the industry syndicate I.A.T.E., in particular the Motion Picture Editors Guild (MPEG), of which many fitters are involved.
Suitability to join the CA can be achieved through the following requirements: Eddie Awardsmodifica wikitesto
Since 1950, the ACE has organized an annual dinner to honor the Oscar winners for better editing. Since 1962, the ACE has created its award, which is delivered annually to the sector's employees. Prizes are assigned to the following categories: ACE Student Editing Competitionmodifica wikitesto
American Cinema Editors has created an annual student competition (ACE Student Editing Competition), which rewards a student who has distinguished himself in editing a series of movies. Three finalists are selected, which are hosted at the annual ACE Eddie Awards in February. The competition is limited to the top 50 students who submit questions by October. Links externalize the wikitesto
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