Kyle Gilman

@kylegilman.net

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Film/TV editor The Four Seasons, The Fall & Rise of Reggie Dinkins, Girls5eva, The Best Man, Dickinson, Mr. Mayor, Kimmy Schmidt, Difficult People, Maron, Hal Hartley movies.

Google Maps notification: "How was Baikonur Cosmodrome?"
Jack Donaghy from 30 Rock explaining a comically large and complicated diagram of GE's corporate structure.
A poster for "Gigi Does It" which features David Krumholtz dressed as an old lady.
A signed copy of Difficult People personalized "Dearest Kyle, I only like the episodes you edited. I am very sorry I made you watch Kevin Spacey host the Tonys at work. Julie Klausner"
Summer from Girls5eva says "I'm gonna be a She-E-O"
LinkedIn Job post: VaynerX Senior Sheditor New York, NY · Reposted 1 day ago · Over 100 people clicked apply Promoted by hirer · Responses managed off LinkedIn Hybrid, Full-time
Reggie Dinkins (Tracy Morgan) and Arthur Tobin (Daniel Radcliffe) fist bump on the steps of Lincoln Center "The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins BY ADRIAN PENNINGTON Kyle Gilman precision cuts the rapid-fire jokes and “fake realism” of NBC’s sports mockumentary"
Netflix Top 10 TV Shows in the U.S. Today #1 is The Four Seasons
They hired Rhys Thomas of Documentary Now! to direct the pilot and kept to a two-camera setup. “You have to imagine that Arthur’s camera crew was there, and they didn’t get any pickups or do any second takes,” says editor Kyle Gilman. “So it was important that the camera operators didn’t anticipate what was going to happen next — Bobby Moynihan needs to come into the room, and then there’s a quick pan over, and the camera finds him halfway through his line, which is of course against the instincts of almost everyone on set.”
The Heathens (from Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll)
Girls5eva
Kyle Gilman stands in front of a round door in a hole in the ground.
Chart showing China produces way more tobacco than anyone else. India, Brazil, and Indonesia are also ahead of the US
Mike Meyers as your host Linda Richman in the recurring SNL sketch "Coffee Talk"
Kuleshov Effect images, but the guy's face is replaced by Zuckerberg in the Metaverse
Andie MacDowell in Mr. Mayor complains that in LA "everywhere you turn there is a graffito"
A Seat on Trump’s “Board of Peace” Costs $1 Billion. Guess Who Gets the Money.
"it’s a minor point in the scheme of things, but when trying to sell Pratt as a weary alcoholic cop credibly accused of murdering his wife, it’s probably a miscalculation to include Jay Jackson—literally the actor who played Perd Hapley on Parks And Recreation—as the fake news anchor of choice, nudging the movie ever-so-slightly closer to becoming The Trial Of Burt Macklin."
From the Team That Brought You ‘30 Rock’ This year is the 20th anniversary of the premiere of “30 Rock,” one of the greatest sitcoms of the century and one that rewards repeated viewings. For those looking for something new in its style, the upcoming NBC sitcom “The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins” sounds awfully promising. Tracy Morgan stars as a disgraced former football star (some echoes of “Chad Powers” here) and Daniel Radcliffe is a filmmaker trying to help him improve his image. Much of the “30 Rock” creative team is back at the helm: Tina Fey is an executive producer, while Robert Carlock returns as showrunner, sharing the duties with the “30 Rock” writer Sam Means. A correction was made on Jan. 1, 2026: An earlier version of this article misstated the title of an upcoming sitcom. It is “The Rise and Fall of Reggie Dinkins,” not “The Rise and Fall of Reggie Dinklage.”
A disturbing number of cables carefully organized in bags. One of them is labeled "FireWire/eSATA"
Bart Simpson explains to Lisa " Everything changes when you hit the big 1-0. Your legs start to go. Candy doesn't taste as good anymore..."
A still image from the "Wake Up Dead Man" trailer. A large tombstone has crude dicks spray-painted on it, and the name HICKS is changed to DICKS.
Roscoe Conkling in Death By Lightning
As Mr. Trump’s presidential campaign gained traction in December 2015, Mr. Epstein asked Landon Thomas Jr., then a New York Times reporter, “would you like photso of donald and girls in bikinis in my kitchen”? It is unclear whether Mr. Epstein actually possessed such photos. Mr. Thomas, who has not worked at The Times since 2019, said Mr. Epstein never provided them. Mr. Epstein also told him about a time when he said Mr. Trump was “so focused” on watching young women in a swimming pool that he bumped into a door, “leaving his nose print on the glass.”
A handwritten note added to the end of the Frankenstein book: As he drifted away I could just make out his final words. "It's okay if you call me 'Frankenstein' instead of 'Frankenstein's Monster.' I really don't mind." The end
A large red sign with text "000 BUSH"
Poster for the short-lived NBC series "Kings" featuring an orange flag with a butterfly icon.
Young protester
Dr. Manhattan stands and sits on Mars in 3 panels. First panel: "It is 2001. Harvard has released data showing that 49 percent of undergraduate grades were A's." Second panel: "It is 2023. A report found that close to 80 percent of Yale grades were in the A range." Third panel: "It is 2025. Harvard Students Skip Class and Still Get High Grades, Faculty Say."
highlighted text "won him the first of his three Best Actor Oscars, still the most of any performer"
A view out the window looking out on the West Village and a Moviola in the foreground.
Disney+ logo "Your Disney+ subscription has been canceled"
"*Freeze frame* Yup, that's me. You're probably wondering how I ended up in this situation." Usain Bolt looks directly at the camera while handily winning a race.
A view of the far West Village in Manhattan. The Hudson River peeks through the buildings in a few places.
Poster for Hal Hartley's Where to Land "a living, breathing reason to be cheerful." —VICE Magazine "funny and vital" —ABC Radio, Melbourne
A crude drawing of a stick figure driving a big pile of bags with dollar signs on them. An arrow labeled "me" points to the stick figure. And he's driving in the direction of a sign labeled "To Tahiti"
Me at the Staten Island Ferry terminal
Screenshot of Google Discover showing me a clip from Fox News with the caption "Kevin O'Leary calls Zohran Mamdani 'full of BS'"
“The harm caused by the DGA’s actions toward Miller, marked by deceit and an abuse of process, has been catastrophic to his professional reputation and continues to hinder his job prospects,” the lawsuit states. “Miller has not been able to direct any project since ‘Coffee Wars.'”
Former television personality John Stossel makes his trademark facial expression next to a headline that says "New York Socialist State of Mind"
Screenshot of a Fox News clip of 'The Five' on 'dumb, Marxist' ideas.
Email from Netflix with the subject line "Enjoying Too Much?"
Tracy Jordan giving a presentation on Webex says "I know you know what I'm talking about, Linda Yoccaronio"
A man in a tattered suit tells a group of children huddled around a fire: “Yes, the planet got destroyed. But for a beautiful moment in time we created a lot of value for shareholders.”
A million fliers for NYC elections
NYC No Kings march
Kimmy Schmidt says "Boy, talk about a Sofa's Choice" and Frederick replies "Being a sofa must be hard"
Jukt Micronics website
Tim Robinson yells out his car window with the text 11am, 12pm, 1:30pm, 1:50pm, 2:15pm, 2:50pm, 4:30pm, 4:40pm, 5:15pm, 5:40pm, 7:30pm, 8:15pm, 8:30pm, 10pm, 10:20pm
text from the Stick trailer that reads "from the home of TED LASSO"
Complex branching narrative tree representing the full Kimmy Schmidt interactive movie.
Death Star control panel
Avid interface with an arrow pointing to the Quick Transition button
It is the stated position of the U.S. Government that their Signal chats are not classified information, and “who among us has not accidentally texted war plans to the wrong person?”
Astronauts looking at the Earth meme. "The Oscars is just a big marketing event?" "Always has been"
Pastor Glen
Sing Sing is only showing at 4:25pm in one theater in NYC today.