The Second Hardest Thing

Manhattan filmmaker Alex Halpern characterizes his natural aptitude for business as a willingness to take risks. 'Opportunities present themselves and I run with them,' he says. It's an approach that is working. The proof is in his prominent film editing company, Post Factory - an accidental success story that began when Halpern bought an Avid to cut his doc debut, Nine Good Teeth.

October 1, 2002

Manhattan filmmaker Alex Halpern characterizes his natural aptitude for business as a willingness to take risks. 'Opportunities present themselves and I run with them,' he says. It's an approach that is working. The proof is in his prominent film editing company, Post Factory - an accidental success story that began when Halpern bought an Avid to cut his doc debut, Nine Good Teeth.