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The document discusses a scene from the film "Gerry" where two men are shown walking away from the camera in a single uncut shot. This long take uses an extreme long shot to depict the vast emptiness around the men as they walk. By not cutting away, the audience sees how long the walk is for the characters and the changing light of the sunrise, reinforcing the tedious and isolated experience of their walk through the desert.
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The Kuleshov Effect is a montage technique created by Soviet filmmaker Lev Kuleshov in the early 1900s that demonstrates how the brain connects two sequential shots, making it more effective than a single isolated shot. An example is a close-up of a man's expressionless face cut between shots of a bowl of soup, a girl in a coffin, and a beautiful woman, which appears to change his emotion from hunger to sadness to lust due to the audience's assumptions about what he is looking at. Kuleshov showed how editing can influence the emotions audiences derive from a sequence.
The eye is quicker
The document discusses editing techniques for making cuts appear invisible. It explains that cutting "on action" during motion within a clip produces a smooth edit, as the motion flows between shots. It also discusses maintaining the focal point, such as a person's eyes, when cutting between shots to guide the viewer's attention. Finally, it explains that editors use "beats" to measure time between cuts, ensuring objects have time to move naturally between shots and keeping the narrative clear for the viewer.
Transporter 3 for blog
The BMX chase sequence in Transporter 3 begins slowly and builds tension through quick edits that reflect the increasing pressure felt by the character. Short cuts between the man on the bike and the woman in the car show their connection and the man's urgency to catch up to her. An interesting editing technique used in the beginning phone call cuts the audio after each person speaks instead of showing reactions, depicting the distance between the two men through the edit.
Gaucho for blog
The editor faced several challenges when editing the film project "Gaucho". Footage required color grading due to lighting issues on set. Audio also needed to be synced with images and leveled to create consistent sound. Coverage between shots from different cameras was sometimes uneven, requiring some shots to be cut down or removed. Continuity issues arose from differing lighting and camera placements, so color grading was used in post-production to resolve inconsistencies. The separately recorded audio was synced to images and leveled to equalize sound recorded from varying distances.
Sta travel
The document describes a video advertisement for STA Travel Australia that uses a montage of short clips showing the same man in different locations cut together quickly. The fast-paced editing of the changing locations and clothing creates a flowing piece of footage. Each clip is cut to motion, keeping the man continually moving to prevent the footage from becoming jarring and making the film visually interesting despite the changing surroundings.
Fight club
The document discusses the 1999 film Fight Club and some of its interesting editing techniques. It describes how single frames of Tyler Durden were inserted into shots behind Jack to reveal Tyler's entrance into his life. It also discusses how when the character Marla Singer is introduced, the editing pace is slowed to highlight her importance and allow her to be fetishized as the only female in the male-dominated film.
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