Ghostbusters: Afterlife - Dana E. Glauberman ACE, Nathan Orloff, Will Files, Perry Robertson

Although editor Dana E. Glauberman ACE and sound editor / re-recording mixer Perry Robertson already had plenty of experience working with director Jason Reitman, editor Nathan Orloff and veteran sound editor / re-recording mixer Will Files were not quite as familiar with the "Reitman-verse".  But together these four very talented people helped create a new film that not only honored the beloved comedy classic, but also paved the way so that a whole new generation could fall in love with symmetrical book stacking.

DANA E. GLAUBERMAN ACE

Dana E. Glauberman ACE is known for her work on THE MANDALORIAN (2019), CREED II (2018),  UP IN THE AIR (2009) and JUNO (2007).

NATHAN ORLOFF

Nathan Orloff is known for his work on JOHN WICK 4 (2022), PLAN B (2021) and TULLY (2018).

WILL FILES

Will Files is known for his work on THE INVISIBLE MAN (2020), VENOM (2018), WAR FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES (2017), STAR WARS:  EPISODE VII - THE FORCE AWAKENS (2017) and CLOVERFIELD (2008).

PERRY ROBERTSON

Perry Robertson is known for his work on THE FRONT RUNNER (2018), WONDER (2017) and TRUMBO (2015).

Editing Ghostbusters: Afterlife

In our discussion with the GHOSTBUSTERS: AFTERLIFE post production team of Dana E. Glauberman ACE, Nathan Orloff, Will Files and Perry Robertson we talk about:

• Using legacy sounds from the original film
• Bringing back a lost scene from Ghostbusters (1984)
• How to create voices for ghosts and marshmallow men
• Dividing up the workload in picture and sounds
• Advice for up-and-comers looking for a career in editing and mixing

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