<p>Today on Art of the Cut we speak with Axel Geddes, ACE about the latest Pixar film, <em>Hoppers</em>.</p><p>Axel and I talked previously about <em>Toy Story 4</em> for which he won an ACE Eddie. He also has Annie nominations for Best Editing for <em>Toy Story 4</em>, <em>Toy Story of Terror</em>, and <em>Lightyear</em>. His other credits include <em>Finding Dory</em>, and second editor or additional second editor work on <em>Lightyear, Turning Red, Toy Story 3, </em>and <em>WALL-E.</em></p><p>Today’s discussion includes how a character’s POV affects the film’s score, the editor’s role in sculpting the performance of a single shot, and how being a musician can help an editor in ways you may not have considered - maybe it’s time to take up the ukulele…</p><p>If you'd like to see some really cool exclusive images, like LOTS of timelines, PIXAR storyboards, and photos of the editing crew, visit our blog!</p><p>borisfx.com/blog/aotc</p>