Milton Lustig

Milton Lustig was born in Brooklyn, New York, the youngest of 6 children (5 boys and 1 girl) of Samuel and Dora Friedfeld Lustig. Milton was married for more than 50 years to Anita (deceased 1999) and had two children: David Carl Lustig and Jill Lustig Harris. He was a member of the following professional organizations: Member of Film Editors Guild Member of Musicians Local 47 Member of B.M.I. Member of Motion Picture Academy - Music Branch In addition: Milton authored the book "Music Editing for Motion Pictures" published by Hastings House, New York, 1980. He was an Instructor of Music Editing for Motion Pictures at: UCLA - 1985; and Los Angeles City College; and The University of the Pacific at Stockton, California. His affilliations were: 1937 - Fleischer Studios, Animated Cartoons, as Music Editor and Composer. 1942 - U.S. Army - Army Pictorial Service, as Music Editor and Composer. 1945 - Animated commercials. Music Editor and Composer. 1946 - Army Pictorial Services as a civilian, Music Editor and Composer. 1954 - Metro Goldwyn Mayer - music editor. 1955 - Twenty Century Fox - music editor. 1956 - ZIV Television - music editor, composer, and Music Department Head. 1961 - Independent Features as Music Editor and Composer. 1966 - Bing Crosby Productions - Hogan's Heroes - Music Editor and Composer. 1971 - Screen Gems - Music Editor and Composer. 1974 - Independent Features - Music Editor and Composer.