Peter Roberts: From Gloss to The Dark Horse...

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Peter Roberts: From Gloss to The Dark Horse...

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Award-winning editor Peter Roberts runs post production company RPM Pictures, and has worked on a wide range of TV shows and films. His TV credits include Gloss, God, Sreenu and Me, Legend of the Seeker and Artsville. His film work includes The Dark Horse, Hip Hop-eration, The Most Fun You Can Have Dying and 50 Ways of Saying Fabulous.In this ScreenTalk, Roberts talks about: How a small white lie helped launch his editing career  Working in ‘a dark dungeon’ while cutting beloved soap Gloss E...

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