Joe Hutshing is an American

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who grew up in

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and is best known for working multiple times with film director,

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and well as with film director

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(who is also from

). Hutshing graduated from the

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in 1980. Hutshing has received

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for the films '' Born on the Fourth of July'' (1989) and '' JFK'' (1991); both were directed by

. His greatest commercial successes have been '' The Tourist'', which grossed 278 million dollars, and ''

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'', which grossed 274 million dollars worldwide. Hutshing has been elected to membership in the

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on 2008-03-04.

Selected filmography

As film editor

The release date and director of each film are indicated in parentheses. * ''

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'' (1988 -

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) * '' Born on the Fourth of July'' with

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(1989 - Stone) * ''

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'' with

(1991 - Stone) * '' JFK'' with

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(1991 - Stone) * '' Indecent Proposal'' (1993 - Lyne) * ''

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'' (1995 - Kasdan) * '' Broken Arrow'' (1996 - Woo) * ''

'' (1996 - Crowe) * ''

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'' with

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(2000 - Crowe) * ''

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'' with Mark Livolsi (2001 - Crowe) * '' Live from Baghdad'' (2002 -

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) (TV) * '' Something's Gotta Give'' (2003 -

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) * '' The Skeleton Key'' (2005 - Softley) * '' The Holiday'' (2006 - Meyers) * ''

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'' (2007 - Redford) * '' W.'' (2008 - Stone) * '' It's Complicated'' (2009 - Meyers) * '' The Tourist'' (2010 - Donnersmarck) * '' Savages'' (2012 - Stone) * ''

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'' (2015 - Crowe) * ''

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'' (2017 - Gracey) * ''

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'' with Chris Barwell (2018 - Bathurst)

Other

* ''

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'' (1983) (Assistant Editor) * ''

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'' (1987) (Sound Assistant) * ''

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'' (1999) (Additional Editor) * ''

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'' (2011) (Additional Editor) * '' Independence Day: Resurgence'' (2016) (Additional Editor)

Academy Award nominations and wins

* 1990 – '' Born on the Fourth of July'' (won) Best Film Editing w/ co-editor

* 1992 – '' JFK'' (won) Best Film Editing w/ co-editor,

* 1997 – ''

'' (nominated) Best Film Editing * 2001 – ''

'' (nominated) Best Editing w/ co-editor,

Other award nominations and wins

* 1990 – '' Born on the Fourth of July'' (nominated)

ACE Eddie - Best Edited Feature Film w/ co-editor

* 1992 – '' JFK'' (won)

ACE Eddie - Best Edited Feature Film w/ co-editor,

* 1993 – '' JFK'' (won) BAFTA Film Award - Best Editing w/ co-editor,

* 2001 – ''

'' (won)

ACE Eddie - Best Edited Feature Film - Comedy or Musical w/ co-editor, Saar Klein * 2001 – ''

'' (nominated) Las Vegas Film Critics Society Awards - Sierra Award - Best Editing w/ co-editor, Saar Klein * 2003 – '' Live from Baghdad'' (2002) (TV) (won)

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- Outstanding Single Camera Picture Editing for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special * 2003 – '' Live from Baghdad'' (2002) (TV) (nominated)

ACE Eddie - Best Edited Motion Picture for Non-Commercial Television

References

* Rowe, Robin (2007)
"The Hutshing Hustle: Self-Taught Editor for Hire"
''Editors Guild Magazine'' Volume 28, Number 6, November–December. Online version retrieved 2008-06-23.

External links

* {{DEFAULTSORT:Hutshing, Joe American film editors Best Editing BAFTA Award winners Best Film Editing Academy Award winners American Cinema Editors Place of birth missing (living people) Year of birth missing (living people) Living people Point Loma High School alumni University of Oregon alumni