👀The eyes play a crucial role in conveying emotion and telling the story.
⏱️Timing is key in evoking emotions and building tension in a film.
🎥Editors make deliberate cuts to create a natural rhythm that enhances the storytelling.
🎭Actors often communicate more through their eyes than through dialogue.
💔Emotions require time to be felt and understood by the audience.
How do editors determine when to make cuts?
—Editors rely on their instincts, paying attention to the actors' eyes and the emotions conveyed.
Why do emotions play better over multiple shots?
—Building up emotions through multiple shots allows the audience to connect with the characters and feel the intensity.
What role does rhythm play in editing?
—Rhythm is crucial in creating the pacing and flow of a film, influencing the audience's emotional response.
Why are some cuts intentionally jarring?
—Jarring cuts can be used to evoke specific emotions and create contrast or tension in a scene.
How can one improve their editing skills?
—Practice is key to developing a sense of rhythm and emotion in editing. Analyzing and studying films also helps.
00:15Editors cut based on instinct, paying attention to the actors' eyes and the emotions conveyed.
02:01Emotions require time to be felt and understood by the audience.
03:48Timing plays a crucial role in evoking emotions and building tension in a film.
05:07Editors make deliberate cuts to create a natural rhythm that enhances the storytelling.
06:11Rhythm is crucial in creating the pacing and flow of a film, influencing the audience's emotional response.
07:31Jarring cuts can be used to evoke specific emotions and create contrast or tension in a scene.
08:28Practice is key to developing a sense of rhythm and emotion in editing. Analyzing and studying films also helps.
