In this April 1, 2015 file photo, David Lynch speaks at the David Lynch Foundation Music Celebration at the Theatre at Ace Hotel in Los Angeles. (Photo by Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP, File)
NEW YORK (AP) --
Showtime is expressing hope of salvaging an updated version of "Twin Peaks" after its co-creator, David Lynch, announced he is leaving the project.
The network said it was "saddened" by Lynch's statement but still hopes to resurrect "Twin Peaks" with both Lynch and his co-creator, Mark Frost, on board.
This reboot of the eerie 1990-91 ABC thriller was announced by Showtime last fall. Lynch and Frost were set to be back to write the new series, with Lynch slated to direct all nine episodes. But Sunday on Twitter, Lynch declared that after 16 months of negotiations Showtime still had not approved a budget that he considered sufficient.
Showtime responded that it believed it had been making progress with him on "the few remaining deal points."
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Church Edit has added editor Alex Pieterse to its Next Gen roster, a talent incubator designed to support emerging artists from within and create space in the industry for fresh perspectives.
With Dutch and Spanish roots, Pieterse’s diverse perspective reflects an international upbringing and years of creative exploration across formats, with an expansive portfolio that moves fluidly between commercials, music videos, narrative, and documentary work. After getting his start in long-form storytelling as an assistant at VICE, he discovered that his passion for editing found its truest expression in short-form and soon moved into freelance work. From there, he began cutting for major brands like Adidas, ASICS, Versace, and Volkswagen.
The Pop Trading Company x Adidas “Season II” campaign marked a creative breakthrough for Pieterse, sharpening his editorial fluency through its unique blend of narrative, documentary, and branded filmmaking, and sparking his first connection with Church co-founder Mah Ferraz. The project also set in motion a long-standing creative partnership with director Fabio de Frel, with whom he’s gone on to craft standout pieces like OYSHO’s ‘A Day at the Resort,’ in which Pieterse wove six standalone films into one cohesive narrative, and ‘Feel Fast’ for Adidas, where the edit channels the rhythm and vitality of running through the streets of Cape Town.
“I am so unbelievably excited to join this wonderful, talented group of people and to bring my own unique editing voice to the table,” said Pieterse. “From the moment Church was born, I knew straight away it was something I wanted to be a part of. What it stands for, the people it represents, and the fresh energy it brings to the edit game are all... Read More