How Does an Editor Think and Feel?

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• JO

  @joebazooks · 10 years ago

  editors are so underappreciated. poor editing can really ruin a good thing

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• DA

  @danbull · 10 years ago

  This channel makes me like films even more than I already like films.

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• TH

  @thiagodunadan · 10 years ago

  This is by far the best channel about cinema on youtube.

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• PR

  @priyanshudahiya8267 · 5 years ago

  I still can't believe how we're getting such great content for free on YouTube. You're a LEGEND MAN.

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• LI

  @lindsayenrique · 9 years ago

  idk if it is just me but I feel like media/film in general has been a lot more quick paced these past few years. The need to process information quickly and progress through plot fast takes away from the film than add to it; there is no room to take a breather or process what just happened, maybe it's just me though.

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• BE

  @BenjamminClark · 10 years ago

  I learned more about editing in this 10 minute video than I learned about editing in a book about editing at my library.

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• JO

  @joshuaadams-leavitt4603 · 10 years ago

  This is interesting. I'm a painter and what I've been noticing is that  all art forms  are created by 2 things: the parts and their relationships (i.e. a note to chord to composition, a color to form to painting, etc.). Basically, you have to make sure that the parts themselves are masterfully done, but also that they fit together well into a competent whole. So when you and Khan say that you do it one piece at a time, at what stage do you "retrofit" or "reconnect" the pieces back together, or are all the pieces created with the whole in mind from the beginning?

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• MI

  @miguelpereira9859 · 9 years ago

  I remember a scene from Drive where the two main characters are thinking of each other, and they put that on film by simply giving the characters a vague dreamy expression and by cutting to each other.  That was a really powerful scene achieved only through editing

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• AN

  @ankursalunke8528 · 7 years ago

  make a come back Tony, we are missing this channel.

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• KR

  @Kram1032 · 10 years ago

  Having seen Antman and remembering that failure-scene, when I was watching it, it felt like he wasn&apos;t even trying. However, at the time, it felt like he was <i>supposed</i> to seem like he&apos;s not trying. He seemed like that kind of character. So I didn&apos;t believe the emotion but I didn&apos;t think for even a 24th-25th of a second that I was <i>supposed</i> to believe it.<br>But perhaps it really was a failure to properly communicate.

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• JE

  @jeanttbs · 10 years ago (edited)

  Oh damn I got goosebumps on that last &quot;You have to feel when to...&quot; <b>Cuts</b>

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• MR

  @MrDzoni955 · 10 years ago

  I actually thought it was done fine in the Ant-Man. He wasn&apos;t really trying. He was like &quot;Fuck it, they&apos;re not listening&quot;. He didn&apos;t really give it a chence.

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