Larry Silk, ACE
Lawrence Silk (1931 – May 21, 2017), started editing in the 1960s and loved documentaries since he was a kid. Most films he did were made for television until recent years. Three films that he edited have won Academy Awards: American Dream, One Survivor Remembers, and Marjoe. Larry also edited Pumping Iron and Woody Allen's Wild Man Blues. Larry also taught at NYU's undergraduate film school.
Read about Larry in The Hollywood Reporter HERE.
Editor Larry Silk, ACE on the process of crafting a story out of tons of footage for Pumping Iron.
Editor Larry Silk, ACE, on how the documentary Marjoe came to be.
Larry Silk, ACE, on the Cinéma Vérité style of Johnny Cash! The Man, His World, His Music.
Lawrence Silk, ACE Discusses how editing from "The River" impacted his career.