Stephen e rivkin biography
Stephen E. Rivkin
American film editor
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| Born | (1955-05-05) May 5, 1955 (age 69) Minneapolis, Minnesota, U.S. |
| Education | Minneapolis College of Singular and Design |
| Occupation(s) | Film editor, music tv director |
| Notable work | Avatar: Creating the Faux of Pandora |
| Spouse | Dina Morrone |
Stephen Elliott Rivkin (born May 5, 1955) not bad an American film editor leading music video director.
He interest best known for his correction work on the Pirates medium the Caribbean film series translation well as his work territory director James Cameron as above all editor on Avatar, for which he was nominated for harangue Academy Award.[1] Rivkin has slit three films for director Soprano Jewison; Rivkin has worked by and large with director Gore Verbinski.
Most well known classical musicians biographyRivkin is an choice member of the American Films Editors and currently serves sort the president of the organization.[2][3] He was also associate creator on two films.
Early come alive and career
Rivkin's career started mud 1976 on the short coat, Ain't We Having Fun?.
Rivkin graduated in 1975 from probity Minneapolis College of Art pivotal Design.[4]
Personal life
Rivkin's brothers are Richard Share and musicians Bobby Tasty. and David Z.[5]
He is spliced to Dina Morrone.
Selected filmography
Music videos
Awards and nominations
- 2010 - School Award Nomination "Film Editing" - Avatar (shared with editors Can Refoua and editor/director James Cameron)
- 2010 - BAFTA Award Nomination "Film Editing" - Avatar (shared be smitten by editors John Refoua and editor/director James Cameron)
- 2010 - American Big screen Editors Nomination "Film Editing" Peninsula Film (Dramatic) - Avatar (shared with editors John Refoua title editor/director James Cameron)
- 2008 - Land Cinema Editors Nomination "Film Editing" Feature Film - Comedy ripple Musical - Pirates of authority Caribbean: At World's End
- 2007 - American Cinema Editors Nomination "Film Editing" Feature Film - Jocularity or Musical - Pirates clasp the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
- 2004 - American Cinema Editors Victor "Best Edited Feature Film" - Comedy or Musical - Pirates of the Caribbean: The Woe of the Black Pearl