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    Aspects of Editing

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    Aspects of Editing By Martin John Harris You might think that once the film has been shot on location it’s time to edit the best takes together and hey presto the film’s finished! Sometimes this happens‚ but mostly it doesn’t. The term Post Production is an umbrella term that incorporates a number of processes including‚ digitizing‚ editing‚ sound design‚ colour grading‚ sound mixing and producing a master of the final film ready for distribution. Today‚ most films are edited using computer

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    Revising and Editing

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    Option 3: Revising and Editing Steps in the Writing Process As the writer I have to make sure that my essay conveys the main point. I also need to make sure that my essay is well developed‚ unified and organized. And I need to also make sure that all my sentences cohere together. I should also make sure that my topic sentence is conveying my paragraphs controlling idea. Most importantly as the write I need to make sure that my paragraphs include specific ideas and enough of them to support my

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    Editing In The Outsiders

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    the 2009 science fiction disaster film 2012 shows the scene where Kate Curtis (Amanda Peet)‚ the protagonist’s former wife‚ and her boyfriend Gordon Silberman (Thomas McCarthy) experience a massive‚ earth-shattering earthquake in a supermarket. The editing in this scene primarily serves to induce suspense in the audience. Suspense is created is using cross-cuts between the settings of outside the supermarket and inside. By cutting between the dialogue of couple inside and brief looks at the cracks in

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    Editing Codes

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    Edge Codes The use of editing has changed over the years. As times have changed‚ editing has changed along with it. Originally films were shot in a linear style and were simple. With the introduction of new technology‚ editing has changed greatly. Editing was first used to “cut out the bad and leave the good”. But‚ it is mostly used to show emotion and draw the viewer in. Editing has changed over time and has developed into a major part of the film-making process. In the beginning film-makers

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    Editing in the Shining

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    Shannon Cree English 167 Professor Csicsery-Ronay October 10‚ 2008 Editing in The Shining In his classic horror film‚ The Shining‚ Stanley Kubrick utilizes many different elements of editing to create unique and terrifying scenes. Kubrick relies on editing to assist in the overall terrifying and horrifying feel created in the movie. Editing in the movie creates many different effects‚ but the most notable effects created add to the continuity of the film as well as the sense of fear and terror

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    Editing Styles

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    Enumerate and define editing styles. a) sequence shot - contains no editing at all b) cutting to continuity – merely condenses the time and space of a completed action c) classical cutting – interprets an action by emphasizing certain details over others d) thematic montage – argues a thesis – the shots are connected in a relatively subjective manner e) abstract cutting – is a purely formalistic style‚ totally divorced from any recognizable subject matter 1. The

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    Ethics in Editing

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    Ethics in Editing According to Google‚ ethics are “a set of moral principles‚ esp. ones relating to or affirming a specific group‚ field‚ or form of conduct”. Three important ethical codes in editing or journalism is fairness‚ responsibility‚ and useful sources. The fairness ethical code from Los Angeles Times Newspaper states‚ “A fair-minded reader of Times news coverage should not be able to discern the private opinions of those who contributed to that coverage‚ or to infer that the newspaper

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    Photo Editing

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    Photo Editing Using Photo Impact and GIMP There are many different kinds of photo editing software on the market. Many professional photographers use expensive software like Adobe PhotoShop‚ but there are less expensive versions of software (PhotoShop Elements‚ Ulead Photo Impact‚ etc.) and there are some free versions of software that can do many of the main tasks that a student or amateur photographer might want to do (Paint.net‚ TuxPaint‚ GIMP‚ etc.) When using an photo retouching software

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    Film Editing

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    film (exposition/conclusion‚ character/relationships‚ theme‚ narrative‚ genre‚ motif/symbol) using the above terminology correctly and with reference to visual‚ verbal and aural features. 3. Construct and organise a body of evidence regarding this analysis for the purpose of writing an essay. 4. Write an essay on a chosen topic that analyses the visual and verbal/aural features used for effect‚ meaning and purpose in “I’m Not Scared.” 5. Design a storyboard that demonstrates an awareness of cinematographic

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    (slums) of Rio de Janeiro. The first being the cinematic film “City of God‚” 2002‚ directed by Fernando Mierelles and Katia Lund1 and “Dancing with the Devil‚” 2009‚ a film documentary by Jon Blair2. The two films are intended to be an insight into the violence in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro. Both films employ techniques to try to engage with the audience‚ for example the use of narrative‚ sound‚ lighting‚ camera angles‚ props‚ editing and the use of a narrator and this is what I plan to

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