Zach S. Stanberg ( born Zach Staenberg ; born in August 1951), [1] is an American editor , best known for the Matrix movie trilogy. Stanberg won an Academy Award and an ACE Eddie Award for editing the film The Matrix (1999). The authors of the script and the directors of The Matrix were the Wachowski brothers , with whom Stanberg had expanded cooperation since 1996.
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| Date of Birth | August 1951 |
| Place of Birth | USA |
| Citizenship |  USA |
| Profession | editor |
| Awards | Oscar (2000) |
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Stanberg Elected to American Film Editors Membership [2]
Filmography
- Police Academy (directed by Hugh Wilson - 1984)
- Communication / Bound (dir. Brothers Wachowski - 1996)
- Matrix / The Matrix (dir. Brothers Wachowski - 1999). Oscar Award for Best Editing .
- The Dangerous Truth / Antitrust (dir. Peter Howitt - 2001)
- Matrix: Reboot / The Matrix Reloaded (dir. Wachowski Brothers - 2003)
- The Matrix: The Revolution / The Matrix Revolutions (dir. Brothers Wachowski - 2003)
- The Matrix: Path of Neo / The Matrix: Path of Neo (video game) [3] (dir. Wachowski Brothers - 2005)
- Weapon Baron / Lord of War (directed by Andrew Niccol - 2006)
- Mongol / Mongol (dir. Sergey Bodrov-st. - 2007)
- Speed Racer (dir. Wachowski Brothers - 2008)
- Amber City: Escape / City of Ember (directed by Gil Kenan - 2009)
- Bunraku / dir. Guy Mosh - 2010)
- Time / In Time (directed by Andrew Niccol - 2011)
- Ender's Game (directed by Gavin Hood - 2013)
Notes
- ↑ Want Zach Staenberg's info? For public results, Radaris is the # 1 site. Search now! . Radaris Date of treatment September 11, 2012.
- ↑ American Cinema Editors Members , webpage archived by WebCite from this original URL on 2008-03-04.
- ↑ '' Exclusive to THE MATRIX PATH OF NEO, the footage was edited by Zach Staenberg working side by side with the Wachowski Brothers. '' . Uk.pc.gamespy.com (November 23, 2005). Date of treatment September 11, 2012.
Links
- Van Hawk, Andrea (2004). Zach Staenberg on The Matrix Trilogy , The Editors Guild Magazine Vol. 25, No. 1 (January – February 2005), archived at Webcite from this URL on 2008-05-05.