Episode

He edited the original “Song Sung Blue”

Podcast: Sifter
Published: Jan 14, 2026
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Summary

Nicholas Kleczewski is a Richmonder who edited the documentary “Song Sung Blue,” which inspired the current film of the same name starring Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson. He’s had a varied career as an editor and director. Our discussion includes: – Starting with extreme sports docs – Two years creating videos for Beyoncé – Getting the “Song Sung Blue” gig via Craigslist – Comparing the Hollywood version to the original doc – How Eddie Vedder saved it at Sundance – Meeting Hugh Jackman at the premiere – An immigration challenge in Zimbabwe – Creating content for Audi LINKS Nick’s website Song Sung Blue doc (free) My review of Song Sung Blue (the Hollywood version) James River Film Society Short Film Showcase