Philip Shane Net Worth is
$300,000

Mini Biography

Philip Shane is documentary filmmaker with more than 25 years of knowledge, most recently seeing that Editor of Dance In Jaffa, which had it’s Globe Premiere on the 2013 TriBeCa Film Celebration, and that he won the very best Editing Award in Israel’s prestigious DocAviv Film Celebration. He was Co-Director & Editor to be Elmo: A Puppeteer’s Trip (Winner from the Particular Jury Prize on the 2011 Sundance Film Celebration), and Manufacturer & Editor of Einstein: THE TRUE Story Of THE PERSON Behind THE IDEA (2008, History Route). At ABC Information for nearly ten years, Shane edited many recognized programs including Ted Kopple’s Iraq War Journal, Suggestion FROM THE Spear, which earned the 2004 DuPont Columbia Award for Broadcast Journalism, and Martin Luther Ruler: LOOKING FOR The Promised Property (1999) which earned the Emmy Award for Outstanding Historical Plan. A brief film he made out of Peter Jennings and Mature Manufacturer Richard Gerdau, See To History, conserved Jennings’ personal thoughts of 9/11 and continues to be put into the permanent assortment of the Smithsonian Museum of American Background. Shane offers edited many movies about performing performers. He caused Paul McCartney and filmmaker Alistair Donald on Wingspan (2001), about Paul & Linda McCartney’s lifestyle following the Beatles. His prior task, The Beatles Trend (2000) told the storyplot of the music group through the remembrances of musicians, performers, politicians, authors, and other superstars. Additional acclaimed documentaries that Shane has edited or co-edited include Andre’s Lives (PBS, 1998), Concert Of Wills: Making the Getty Middle (PBS, 1997), and Green Chimneys (Sundance “American Spectrum” & Cinemax, 1996).

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