Academy Award nominated screenwriter Rian Johnson met editor Bob Ducsay a little over 10 years ago when Johnson called on the editor behind “The Mummy” and “Catch Me If You Can…
Rian Johnson and Bob Ducsay on their journey
Ducsay went to USC’s film school knowing he wanted to make movies. “I thought maybe I wanted to be a cinematographer because I was interested in photography and lighting. Maybe I wanted to be a director,” he said. Ducsay added that “Looper” was one of the most complicated edits he had done. In helping to crack the film, he used a wall with picture cards of every scene laid out. Together, they stood in front of that wall looking at the scenes and where they would be ordered.
Ducsay says all the considerations of the characters, pacing and story were still key: “You just concentrate on the things that really matter.”The duo share a love for murder mystery. Ducsay had never worked in the genre, saying, “It was a relief to go to something like ‘Knives Out,’ which is all about character, story and the comedy in the film. You have this extra focus that you can put on everything because you don’t have the rest of the stuff going on.
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