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Re: "The lost art of film editing": "The entire movie is assembled in this jittery style."

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In Reply to: "The lost art of film editing": "The entire movie is assembled in this jittery style." posted by clarkjohnsen on August 14, 2006 at 09:05:59:

I think that when the film editor's output becomes obvious, he's failed. Interesting that feature movie editors are commonly recruited from the tv commercial industry. I also wonder how many are products of film schools. And Ritalin.

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Re: "The lost art of film editing": "The entire movie is assembled in this jittery style." - rico 10:33:54 08/15/06 (1)
Stanley Kubrick admired the way TV commercials were edited.
- Re: "The lost art of film editing": "The entire movie is assembled in this jittery style." - DWPC 11:20:55 08/15/06 (0)
  Admired, perhaps, but thankfully he didn't adopt it. And I'd imagine he made that statement long before the current style of digitally-empowered visual frenetics became the norm. Seems to me his films were shot and edited using an exactly opposite style of lingering views and wide encompassing shots.

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