Kyle Gilman
@kylegilman.net
Film/TV editor The Four Seasons, The Fall & Rise of Reggie Dinkins (coming to NBC this Winter) Girls5eva, The Best Man, Dickinson, Mr. Mayor, Kimmy Schmidt, Difficult People, Maron, Hal Hartley movies.
To be fair, they are the same voice.
December 13, 2025 at 12:18 AM
To be fair, they are the same voice.
"6-7"?! Boy I say boy you gen alpha kids cant be doin' that! Your signifiers need signs boy! You've laid a rhetorical claim to an empty space son! You're creatin' a nihilistic dialectic! Your broccoli hairs obfuscatin' some much needed communication! Find some MEANIN', kid!
December 13, 2025 at 12:01 AM
If they missed big things like "erasing vomit hose guy" I wonder if they ever got around to all the subtle cosmetic fixes that help the actors look their best? Are there wig edges and pimples and wrinkles that weren't there before?
December 4, 2025 at 5:00 PM
If they missed big things like "erasing vomit hose guy" I wonder if they ever got around to all the subtle cosmetic fixes that help the actors look their best? Are there wig edges and pimples and wrinkles that weren't there before?
Oh man, now I want to hear from the person who got the gig and see the winning edit. I remember they told me none of their current employees could make it work. I did a quick scan through the footage and bailed.
December 4, 2025 at 12:32 PM
Oh man, now I want to hear from the person who got the gig and see the winning edit. I remember they told me none of their current employees could make it work. I did a quick scan through the footage and bailed.
And that Onion gig wasn't a sure thing. They wanted all the applicants to do an edit test, which is still the only time I've been asked to do that. I don't like working for free.
December 4, 2025 at 12:28 AM
And that Onion gig wasn't a sure thing. They wanted all the applicants to do an edit test, which is still the only time I've been asked to do that. I don't like working for free.
Actually the Cheech & Chong project was a blast and I have no regrets. But there aren't as many opportunities out there today.
December 4, 2025 at 12:16 AM
Actually the Cheech & Chong project was a blast and I have no regrets. But there aren't as many opportunities out there today.