“The show is meant to mimic the sort of party you might only end up at once in your life, with world class food and drinks you would otherwise never eat, interesting people you would otherwise never meet, and antics befitting a once-in-a-lifetime story..”
— Jordan Sargent “SPIN”
The Untitled Action Bronson Show
“It is a joyously disorienting pleasure, bringing high production values to public access chaos.”
— Jon Caramanico “New York Times”
The Untitled Action Bronson Show
Craig Weiseman edits television, film, branded content and a few things “in-between.” His keen eye, collaborative nature and love for stories fuel his enthusiasm for the craft of editing.
Of note, Craig's recent short film,Candace (2017, directed by Emma Weinstein) won a Grand Jury Prize at the Cannes Film Festival in the Emerging Filmmaker's Showcase. Craig's collaboration with director Alan Brown, led to major awards for both feature films, Private Romeo (2011) and Superheroes (2007), a Grand Jury Award at Outfest and a Maverick Spirit Award at Cinequest, respectively.
For television, his work for The Untitled Action Bronson Show airing on Viceland was hailed by the New York Times as “a joyously disorienting pleasure, bringing high production values to public access chaos.”
And an innovative bit of branded content was created for Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Honey and VOX Creative.
His dedication to the craft, also led him to Mira Nair’s Maisha Filmlab (Kampala, Uganda), where he was an Editing Mentor. During this 26-day intensive workshop, Craig had the opportunity to teach East Africa’s next generation of filmmakers.
Craig continues to work on a diverse slate of content and freelances in New York and Los Angeles.
List of Credits available here.