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Tom Cross (film editor)

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American television and film editor
Tom Cross
Born
EducationState University of New York at Purchase (BFA, 1993)
OccupationFilm editor
Years active1997–present
SpouseHolly Ramos
Children2

Tom Cross is an Americantelevision andfilm editor. He is known for his collaborations withDamien Chazelle includingWhiplash (2014) for which he won theAcademy Award for Best Film Editing as well asLa La Land (2016), andFirst Man (2018).[1]

Early life

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Tom has aVietnamese mother, Mrs. Loc Vo - an artist (linocut/serigraphy), originally fromHue, and his father is Jim Cross.[2][3] In 1993, he graduated with adegree in visual arts fromPurchase College, New York State.[4]

Career

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He began his career in 1997 as an assistant editor, contributing to such diverse projects asWe Own the Night (2007),Crazy Heart (2009),The Switch (2010) and thePrimetime Emmy Award-winning drama seriesDeadwood.[5] He came to worldwide prominence in 2015 when he won theIndependent Spirit Award for Best Editing,BAFTA Award for Best Editing andAcademy Award for Best Editing (among other honors) for his work on the acclaimed filmWhiplash (2014). and reunited with writer/directorDamien Chazelle on the musical romantic comedyLa La Land (2016).[6]

He is also known for his work onDavid O. Russell's biographical dramaJoy (2015), the musicalThe Greatest Showman (2016),Scott Cooper's western dramaHostiles (2017), andCary Joji Fukunaga'sJames Bond filmNo Time to Die (2021).[7]

Influences

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He has citedThe Wild Bunch (1969) andThe French Connection (1971) as influences.[8]

Personal life

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Tom is married to Holly Ramos and they have two children.[2] When Tom received his first Oscar nomination, Ramos took to herblog to congratulate her husband and share her pride, she said: ".. Tom is the personification ofConan O’Brien’s quote. “if you work really really hard and are kind, amazing things will happen”. He inspires me everyday."[9]

Filmography

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YearFilmDirectorNotesRef.
2010The Space BetweenTravis Fine[10]
2012Any Day Now[11]
2014WhiplashDamien ChazelleBest Film Editing87th Academy Awards[12]
Time LapseBradley D. King[13]
2015The Driftless AreaZachary Slusser[14]
JoyDavid O. RussellCo-edited withAlan Baumgarten,
Christopher Tellefsen andJay Cassidy		[15]
2016La La LandDamien Chazelle[16]
2017HostilesScott Cooper[17]
The Greatest ShowmanMichael GraceyCo-edited withJoe Hutshing,Jon Poll,
Michael McCusker, Robert Duffy andSpencer Susser		[18]
2018First ManDamien Chazelle[19]
2021No Time to DieCary Joji FukunagaCo-edited withElliot Graham[20]
2022BabylonDamien Chazelle[21]

Accolades

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Awards and nominations received by Tom Cross
Organizations[a]Year[b]CategoryWorkResultRef.
Academy Awards2015Best Film EditingWhiplashWon[22]
2017La La LandNominated[23]
Alliance of Women Film Journalists2015Best EditingWhiplashNominated[24]
2016La La LandNominated[25]
American Cinema Editors2015Best Edited Feature Film – DramaticWhiplashNominated[26]
2016Best Edited Feature Film – Comedy or MusicalJoyNominated[27]
2017La La LandWon[28]
2019Best Edited Feature Film – DramaticFirst ManNominated[29]
2022No Time to DieNominated[30]
Austin Film Critics Association2019Best Film EditingFirst ManWon[31]
Boston Society of Film Critics2016Best EditingLa La LandWon[32]
2018First ManWon[33]
British Academy Film Awards2015Best EditingWhiplashWon[34]
2017La La LandNominated[35]
2019First ManNominated[36]
2022No Time to DieWon[37]
British Film Editors Cut Above Awards2022Best Edited British DramaNominated[38]
Chicago Film Critics Association2014Best EditingWhiplashWon[39]
2016La La LandWon[40]
2018First ManNominated[41]
2022BabylonNominated[42]
Chicago Indie Critics2019Best EditingFirst ManNominated[43]
2023BabylonNominated[44]
Columbus Film Critics Association2015Best Film EditingWhiplashWon[45]
2017La La LandWon[46]
2019First ManNominated[47]
Critics' Choice Movie Awards2015Best EditingWhiplashNominated[48]
2016La La LandWon[49]
2019First ManWon[50]
2023BabylonNominated[51]
DiscussingFilm Critics Awards2023Best EditingNominated[52]
Gold Derby Awards2015Film EditingWhiplashWon[53]
2017La La LandWon[54]
2019First ManWon[55]
2020Film Editing of the DecadeWhiplash3rd place[56]
La La LandNominated
Greater Western New York Film Critics Association2018Film EditingFirst ManNominated[57]
2022BabylonNominated[58]
Hawaii Film Critics Society2017Best EditingLa La LandWon[59]
2019First Man[c]Won[60]
2023BabylonNominated[61]
Hollywood Film Awards2018Hollywood Editor AwardFirst ManWon[62]
Hollywood Professional Association2015Outstanding Editing – Theatrical FeatureWhiplashWon[63]
2022No Time to DieNominated[64]
Independent Spirit Awards2015Best EditingWhiplashWon[65]
IndieWire Critics Poll2014Best EditingRunner-up[66]
2016La La Land3rd place[67]
International Cinephile Society2015Best EditingWhiplashWon[68]
Las Vegas Film Critics Society2016Best Film EditingLa La LandNominated[69]
Latino Entertainment Journalists Association2019Best EditingFirst ManNominated[70]
London Film Critics' Circle2015Technical AchievementWhiplashNominated[71]
Los Angeles Film Critics Association2016Best EditingLa La LandRunner-up[72]
Music City Film Critics Association2019Best EditingFirst ManNominated[73]
2023BabylonNominated[74]
North Carolina Film Critics Association2023Best EditingNominated[75]
Online Film & Television Association2017Best Film EditingLa La LandWon[76]
2019First ManRunner-up[77]
Online Film Critics Society2014Best EditingWhiplashNominated[78]
2017La La LandWon[79]
2019First ManNominated[80]
Phoenix Film Critics Society2016Best Film EditingLa La LandNominated[81]
San Diego Film Critics Society2016Best EditingNominated[82]
San Francisco Bay Area Film Critics Circle2014Best Film EditingWhiplashNominated[83]
2016La La LandNominated[84]
2018First ManNominated[85]
2023BabylonNominated[86]
Satellite Awards2017Best EditingLa La LandNominated[87]
2019First ManNominated[88]
Seattle Film Critics Society2017Best Film EditingLa La LandNominated[89]
2018First ManNominated[90]
St. Louis Gateway Film Critics Association2016Best EditingLa La LandNominated[91]
2018First ManNominated[92]
Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association2014Best EditingWhiplashNominated[93]
2016La La LandWon[94]
2018First ManWon[95]

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^Awards, festivals, honors and other miscellaneous organizations are listed in alphabetical order.
  2. ^Indicates the year of ceremony. Each year is linked to the article about the awards held that year, wherever possible.
  3. ^Shared withAlfonso Cuarón & Adam Gough.

References

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