Ralph Rosenblum

Entering film in the early 1960s, Rosenblum is best known for his work with Sidney Lumet ("Long Day's Journey Into Night" 1962; "Fail Safe" 1964; "The Pawnbroker" 1965) and Woody Allen ("Take the Money and Run" 1969; "Sleeper" 1973; "Annie Hall" 1977). He also helmed several TV-movies, specials and episodes, including Henry Fonda's final performance in the TV-movie "Summer Solstice" (ABC, 1981).In 1979 Rosenblum published "When the Shooting Stops...the Cutting Begins", an engaging account of his experiences in--and out of--the editing room. He taught at the graduate film school at Columbia University and also conducted summer workshops in film work in Rockport, Maine.

Entering film in the early 1960s, Rosenblum is best known for his work with Sidney Lumet ("Long Day's Journey Into Night" 1962; "Fail Safe" 1964; "The Pawnbroker" 1965) and Woody Allen ("Take the Money and Run" 1969; "Sleeper" 1973; "Annie Hall" 1977). He also helmed several TV-movies, specials and episodes, including Henry Fonda's final performance in the TV-movie "Summer Solstice" (ABC, 1981).

In 1979 Rosenblum published "When the Shooting Stops...the Cutting Begins", an engaging account of his experiences in--and out of--the editing room. He taught at the graduate film school at Columbia University and also conducted summer workshops in film work in Rockport, Maine.

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