The Cutting Edge

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Hello dvxusers:

Over at smashingtelly.com I found a film yall might be interested in, called "The Cutting Edge - the Magic of Film Editing"

I found it to be interesting & informative, as well. Interviews with Q.T., A.P., M.S., S.S., P.V. & more & also under-appreciated film editors aplenty.

GO REDSKINS!!!!!!!!!!11

trevor
 
i have this on DVD. bought for my girlfriend for her birthday a few years ago. i haven't watched it since because, as i remember, it was fairly underwelming. far from an in-depth look at post and editorial.
 
I just think it's cool that you've got the type of girlfriend that would think a film like this was a good birthday gift. :)
 
I think I might have caught this on encore.

I can't remember much about it so it couldn't have been that good.

Of course, every time I accidently log out of this site, I have to have my password emailed to me and then reset it all over again, so what do I know?
 
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I have the DVD. Pretty decent to watch. A good editing book however is "In the Blink of an Eye" Great book.
 
Let's all have another Orange Julius, eh?

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the malls are the soon-to-be ghost towns...well so long, farewell, goodbye.
 
walter murch edits standing up.... I loved his thoughts on using the whole body and getting into the rythmn of the scene.... I'm gonna try this

plus, standing is always better than sitting you fatbody!!! do some pushups!!
 
hoofandmouf said:
walter murch edits standing up.... I loved his thoughts on using the whole body and getting into the rythmn of the scene.... I'm gonna try this

plus, standing is always better than sitting you fatbody!!! do some pushups!!
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hmm, I might try that too.

Do they even manufacture tall computer desks, or do I have to stack my moniter on a bunch of phonebooks? :(
 
No doubt he's overrated, but I'm 100% listening to every word he says.

IMO, out of control is a good thing.
 
Oh, yeah! I'll listen to what he says! And yes, a little over the edge is GOOD in this kind of work! I still stand by saying he's overrated... that's all :)
 
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