Editors John Roberts, Joe Leonard, and Doc Crotzer discuss their work on the hit musical television series, Glee. They discuss the complexity of editing a musical show. John, Joe and Doc also express the importance of engineering ways to capture the audience through the musical and nonmusical scenes in the unique show format. Listen to their stories on life before Glee, their favorite shows and the switch over to Avid.

Steve Welch edited the pilot for both "New Girl" and "Ben and Kate". Steve is an editor on "New Girl" and has also edited other episodic comedy including "Men of a Certain Age" and "Malcolm in the Middle”. In this interview Steve talks about editing a hit TV show, his work processes and his favorite in TV and films! Tune in to hear some of the ins and outs of editing episodic comedy.

Ryan has been editing "Modern Family" since cutting the pilot in 2009. She is an Emmy Award-winning editor with three nominations. Ryan realized early on that her passion was for cutting comedy and editing TV. She says that the best way to get into field of editing is to make every opportunity “your business.” Check out this interview to see Ryan’s history with editing, her love for comedy, and her personal editing style.

Meet Josh Drisko, the editor of the popular TV comedy "It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia." Drisko talks about his long-time dream of becoming a horror movie film editor and how his path changed when he was given the opportunity to contribute to It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. The show started as a short film idea written by Rob McElhenney and Glenn Howerton but later developed into a pilot shot on a digital camcorder. Josh has been editing the show since the pilot. Tune in to hear Josh discuss his editing journey and process.

This interview features Sue Federman who has just won an Emmy for her editing work on “How I Met Your Mother.” Sue has been editing the show since 2005 and has cut every episode but three. Listen as Sue talks about her start in the business, editing comedy, and her creative process, and of course, her favorite shows!

Meet Rusty Austin, he has spent the last six years as the Post Producer on Hell's Kitchen and before that worked on Nanny 911. Austin discusses the ins and outs of reality TV and what it takes to be in the business. He tells listeners that there are well over 6,000 tapes for Hell's Kitchen on a single season! This means that post production is cooking long after the cameras stop rolling. Learn how to get hired, how not to get fired and why working 27 days in a row can be necessary.

Matt Ramsey, editor of "Scandal", talks about editing the pilot as well as his experiences editing the first two seasons of the highly acclaimed show. Ramsey also tells viewers how he got into the business and gives us his personal movie and TV favorites.

Matt has also worked on all three of Shonda Rhimes shows, "Grey's Anatomy", "Private Practice" and “Scandal".

Jump into this interview to learn more about Matt Ramsey and his work.

Meet David Greenspan, editor of "Grey's Anatomy". David's thesis film from USC earned him a Palme d'Or Award from the Cannes Film Festival. David talks about his mentors, influences, and his work on the popular TV show. He also explores and explains the various roles he has held as Asst. Editor, Editor and Director. Watch this interview to see how David Greenspan’s diverse experience has honed his skills as a filmmaker.

Meet Jay Gammill, Director of Free Samples, an independent feature film that rose to the top three independent films its first week on iTunes! Hear Jay talk about his five year filmmaking journey and the various steps he had to go through to get his film made and noticed. Go to iTunes to view Jay's film!

Meet Marcus Dunstan, hollywood writer, as he discusses his relationship with the writing process and with collaborating partner Patrick Melton. Listen as Dunstan talks about his history in Hollywood, his sensibility to writing horror, how he collaborates with his partner and much more.