The film “Cutting Edge” was a very interesting piece on
editing. I found it very informative and it hit very important parts on
editing. I liked how it described cropping scenes and flowing the together. I
further enjoyed when the different editors talked about their styles and how
they edit clips based on how they think it will best fit because it provides
incite and shows us how many different views there are when it comes to editing
a movie or television show. I found it interesting when the different editors
talked about how they do transitions from outside in one scene to inside in
another scene if it takes place in the same building. For example the clip of
the man walking up to the building and walking into the building and matching
up the door opening on the inside to get a clear cut and a good
transition. The technique of jump cuts
was also something I found interesting. It was interesting to see that an
editor could jump from on cut to the next all in the same scene if there was
nothing major or nothing happening with in the scene. I thought that maybe it
would look off and the scene would not look right and just look like a bunch of
cuts however it looks nice and actually brings the piece together and helps it
move the scene along with out creating any gaps with in the scene. An editor is
a very pivotal person in creating a film because they cut and put the film
together. They decide for the most part which scenes make the storyline
progress and flow at a pace that will not lose the audiences interest and drag
out the storyline. With out editors
films would just be random scenes put together that did not make sense. This
film showed the importance of that and the importance of different editing
tools and styles.
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