Bloopers

[mynt]

Let's say I have 4-5 out-takes from 5 different scenes that I'd like to include after showing the credits.

Would it look better if I mixed them up, or just show the 4-5 from one scene together, then the next 4-5 from the other scene, and so on?

Hope this question made sense, I'm new to filmaking so I might have used wrong terminology

thanks

 

[Tom Marshall]

Thinking about how most end credit blooper footage goes, they usually do the second way you're talking about, each set of scene bloopers and then move to the next scene.

 

[dasonras]

I know what you mean. Are you doing it to scrolling credits and/or music?

If you are creating a montage...then do it how most movies do it.

They usually start at a scene show a few outtakes and then move on. Maybe a few scenes down the line they put in one from a previous scene, one that obviously had a lot of trouble on the set.

 

[GageFX]

Exactly. I've seen outtakes where there was a scene that they obviously could not get right, and each outtake was funnier than the previous. So they'd show one, go to a different scene, come back to a funnier one from the first scene, go to some other scenes, come back again, etc. I think this would only work if they were really, really, really funny. Otherwise, just group them my scene and move on.

-GageFX