Peter Appleton Net Worth is
$19 Million

Mini Biography

Peter Appleton may be the child of David and Dorothea Appleton of Denver. Appleton got intrigued with editing and enhancing whenever using his dad, a mag editor, as a teenager. He began his Hollywood film editing profession in the 1970s with movie director Robert Altman, after capturing an Altman little-known but ground-breaking brief subject known as ‘Container Au Feu’ — and being asked with the movie director to edit his film Buffalo Costs as well as the Indians, or Seated Bull’s Background Lesson (1976). Next, Appleton edited Robert Benton’s The Later Present (1977) (made by Altman). Since that time he’s edited a great many other movies both in Hollywood with his current home of Portland, Oregon. In the Northwest, Appleton has offered as sound editor on almost all of director Gus Van Sant’s motion pictures. He’s also ADR supervisor on Todd Haynes’ film DEFINATELY NOT Heaven. Appleton spent some time working at lots of the industry’s major mixing up levels: Universal’s Hitchcock, Sony Picture’s Novak, Warner Hollywood, Disney Stage-A and Paramount in L.A.; Saul Zaentz Film Middle in Berkeley, and Todd-A.O. in NYC. His current project is co-editor/first helper on ‘Elephant’, Truck Sant’s brand-new feature capturing in Portland. Flexibility is Appleton’s strong fit. He’s a Movie director of Photography aswell as Editor. Credits consist of DP of two features. Among these, _When I am Ruler (1981)_, was created and directed by his wife Wanda. He’s been cinematographer of several award-winning advertisements and director-cameraman on outdoor experience tv series including many shows from the American Experience and American Sportsman for ABC. Appleton graduated Phi Beta Kappa in Journalism from his hometown School of Denver, then earned an MA in Marketing communications in the Annenberg College of Communications on the School of Pennsylvania-where he met Wanda. His various other interests are golf, composing on his synthesizer and caring for his 112-season old traditional Oregon home.

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