Emmy Winners Jon Michaels and Cameron Frankley Talk The Beatles and More | In Studio

The video features an interview with Emmy-winning sound editors John Michaels and Cameron Frankly, who discuss their work on the documentary 'Eight Days a Week' directed by Ron Howard. They share their experiences of winning an Emmy, the challenges of sound editing for a documentary about The Beatles, and their personal connections to the band. The editors highlight the unique aspects of working with archival footage and live concert sounds, and reflect on their favorite parts of the project. They also discuss future projects and express gratitude to their collaborators.

Who are the Emmy winners mentioned in the text?

What was the title of the documentary directed by Ron Howard?

How did the Emmy winners feel about their experience working on the documentary?

What challenges did the sound editors face while working on the documentary?

What was unique about the archival footage used in the documentary?

What was the reaction of the sound editors to the archival footage they worked with?

How did the sound editors manage the live concert sounds and recordings?

What personal experiences did the sound editors share about their connection to The Beatles?

What was the significance of the rooftop performance in 1969 for the documentary?

What future projects do the sound editors have lined up after the documentary?