Original Columns on Editing Luke

These columns are the latest additions to the Editing Luke blog in the last few months, covering everything from university, movies, music, books, and even other filmmakers. There's a little something for everyone - check out these original columns for continuing updates.

Film School Lessons
Advice, observations, creative exercises, and more, composed from my own lengthy film school experiences.

Inspired Singles
Featuring a variety of music selections intended to stir your creativity (as they already have for me).

Guy With a Library Card
Inspiration, ideas, information, and more - all from getting lost in the library. This featured column is written by M.

Cinematic Acrobatic Presents
With so many styles, approaches, and types of ambition, this column gives other independent filmmakers (from a variety of backgrounds) a chance to discuss their work and experience in their own words.

Old Film School Slides
This limited edition feature focuses on a specific film school assignment where single images are used to develop stories, scenes, or ideas. What's your take?

Editing Luke's Monthly Rehash (ELMRs)
The longest running series of posts on Editing Luke, this is where I feature one of my previously uploaded videos each month.

Desert Island Flicks
It was one of my first attempts at creating a series of ongoing posts, and after a long hiatus, my focus on writing about some of the movies I consider essential has kicked back into gear. Check out this renewed series for your positive movie review fix.

Indio Outio Project
A series of road trip edits shot from Alberta to California and back again in the summer of 2009. Check out the individual posts for the stories behind each clip.

Buick to the Future: Series
A random series of shorts created 2007-2008 with a very loose connection to Back to the Future - inspired largely by my 1989 Buick Park Avenue.


To highlight these columns and other series of posts, I've also added a brand new 'original columns' section on www.editingluke.com. Check it out on my portfolio site.