Biography
Harold McCord (30 July 1893 – 3 November 1957) was an American film editor. He entered the film industry in 1911 as a laboratory technician with the Kalem Company in New York and moved to the West Coast in 1915, where he worked as a cutter.
McCord joined Warner Bros. and served as head of the studio’s film editing department for 33 years until resigning in 1956. His credits include Don Juan (1926), The Jazz Singer (1927), Old San Francisco (1927), When a Man Loves (1927), The Lion and the Mouse (1928) and Noah’s Ark (1928).
