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    Home » Editor Tyrone Rhabb joins Cut+Run

    Editor Tyrone Rhabb joins Cut+Run

    By SHOOTWednesday, January 10, 2024Updated:Sunday, July 7, 2024No Comments802 Views
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    NEW YORK --

    Cut+Run has added editor Tyrone Rhabb to its roster. Rhabb is a New York based film editor whose work encompasses commercials, branded content, music videos and documentaries. His creative imprint can be seen on his collaborations with Nike, Away, Adidas, Fitbit, ESPN, and The Lion King.

    “Tyrone’s thoughtfulness and fresh take on editing really come alive in his work,” said Cut+Run editor/partner Gary Knight. “He has a unique way of infusing humanity into his edits and he also has an incredible sense of the power of music and sound. And, on top of all of that, he’s a lovely bloke.”

    Rhabb first became interested in filmmaking in childhood when he was captivated by movies and production techniques. He grew up in a musical household surrounded by artists who nurtured his creative interests. After graduating college, Rhabb worked on set as a gaffer, then quickly turned to editing. He started in unscripted series, before working at WildChild, Uppercut and ArtClass, and has worked extensively as a freelance editor. 

    “I always wanted to work in a creative field and really found my calling in editing,” said Rhabb. “From how music connects to a cinematic world and the connections that are made in collaboration, to the ability to impact people in a short period of time through the unexpected or original–all inspire me.”

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    Review: Writer-Director James Gunn’s “Superman”

    Tuesday, July 8, 2025

    It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a … a purple and orange shape-shifting chemical compound?

    Writer-director James Gunn's "Superman" was always going to be a strange chemistry of filmmaker and material. Gunn, the mind behind "Guardians of the Galaxy" and "The Suicide Squad," has reliably drifted toward a B-movie superhero realm populated (usually over-populated) with the lesser-known freaks, oddities and grotesquerie of back-issue comics.

    But you don't get more mainstream than Superman. And let's face it, unless Christopher Reeve is in the suit, the rock-jawed Man of Steel can be a bit of a bore. Much of the fun and frustration of Gunn's movie is seeing how he stretches and strains to make Superman, you know, interesting.

    In the latest revamp for the archetypal superhero, Gunn does a lot to give Superman (played with an easy charm by David Corenswet ) a lift. He scraps the origin story. He gives Superman a dog. And he ropes in not just expected regulars like Lois Lane (Rachel Brosnahan) and Lex Luthor (Nicholas Hoult) but some less conventional choices — none more so than that colorful jumble of elements, Metamorpho (Anthony Carrigan).

    Metamorpho, a melancholy, mutilated man whose powers were born out of tragedy, is just one of many side shows in "Superman." But he's the most representative of what Gunn is going for. Gunn might favor a traditional-looking hero at the center, like Chris Pratt's Star-Lord in "Guardians of the Galaxy." And Corenswet, complete with hair curl, looks the part, too. But Gunn's heart is with the weirdos who soldier on.

    The heavy lift of "Superman" is making the case that the perfect superhuman being with "S" on his chest is strange, too. He's a do-gooder at a time when no one does good... Read More

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