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The Invisible Cut: How Editors Make Movie Magic Bobbie O'Steen
Publisher: Wiese, Michael Productions

May 3, 2013 - So to find out how truly gifted cutters make movie editing magic, we learn from them by picking apart their scenes - frame by frame - or reading about how they tied two shots together, or choices they had to make when it came time to decide It's a very easy read - only 71 pages, and it breaks out how George Lucas and the editors put together the first unexpected blockbuster "Star Wars - A New Hope" (Episode IV), and created a new way editors cut action movies. Part One lays out the rules, strategies and techniques as well as the evolution of editing in movie history. And I had a main character that could the entire thing. The over-used The pause is the editors “invisible tool.” A pause is There is no way to teach the “magic of the pause” in an article such as this. Dec 2, 2006 - #4 Too Long – Everyone, without exception, during the early stages of their video editing journey creates scenes and video programs that could be improved—sometimes dramatically—by simply making them shorter, tighter, and more concise. €�When it doubt, cut it out” is the video editor's eternal chant. Oct 29, 2011 - Only then can he create those invisible cuts that grab them and keep them on the edge of their seats. But Ben Lewin's script, The Sessions, was far from There's an old editor's adage that says to make a cut invisible, cut on movement. But it doesn't -- it's the key. Just like editing, every little bit counts and sometimes the most unlikely ingredient turns out to be the thing that makes magic. Dec 5, 2012 - I could tell they thought that watching it would be more like politically correct homework than a movie anyone would want to see.