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Mary Sweeny, also known by the first names Maria, Marie, Marion, Mollie, Margaret, Harriet, Anna, Annie or Kit, and by the last names Sweeney, Ricks, Rix, Kelley, Beece, O'Brien, Haley and Anderson, was an American woman known as "the Window Smasher" because of her mania for breaking glass windows across Wisconsin and neighbouring states during the 1890s.
Dec 15, 2022 · “I have always had a hard time explaining my creative process to people,” says Mary Sweeney, a professor of screenwriting in the John Wells Division of Writing for Screen & Television at the School of Cinematic Arts at the University of Southern California.
Mary Sweeney (January 1, 1953) is an American producer, editor, screenwriter, and director. She is known for twenty years of artistic work done in collaboration with American filmmaker and artist David Lynch. She obtained a Master's Degree in Cinema Studies from NYU and worked on smaller features in New York and San Fransisco. Sweeney's working relationship with Lynch began in 1985, where she acted as an assistant editor on Blue Velvet. Following that film, she would act as an editor, producer,
Mary Sweeney is an award-winning feature film producer, director, writer, and editor. She collaborated with David Lynch as his film producer, writer and editor beginning in 1985 with Blue Velvet, and continuing through his 2006 film Inland Empire.
Oct 27, 2022 · You Want People to Enter the Dream: Mary Sweeney on Lost Highway, Mulholland Dr. and The Straight Story Matt Fagerholm | 2022-08-04 An interview with Mary Sweeney, editor of "Lost Highway," which is now screening in theaters in a new 4K restoration.
Mary Sweeney teaches Graduate Screenwriting Thesis and “Dreams, The Brain and Storytelling.” Sweeney has a long history of creative collaboration with David Lynch, beginning with Blue Velvet in 1986.
Dec 2, 2023 · He was married to Peggy Lentz from 1967 to 1974, to Mary Fisk for about 10 years, from 1977 to 1987, and to Mary Sweeney from 2006 to 2007, as per Page Six. As per The Guardian, David was rather ...
