The healthy edit : creative editing techniques for perfecting your movie

The healthy edit creative editing techniques for perfecting your movie

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This updated and revised new edition of The Healthy Edit provides aspiring and working editors with creative editing strategies they can employ to enhance a film, while also overcoming common production problems. With decades of experience editing and film doctoring Hollywood features, author John R...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Otros Autores: Rosenberg, John, author (author)
Formato: Libro electrónico
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: New York, New York ; London, [England] : Routledge 2018.
Edición:Second edition
Materias:
Motion pictures > Editing.
Motion pictures > Production and direction.
Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull:https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009630140706719
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Cover
  • Title
  • Copyright
  • Dedication
  • Contents
  • Foreword
  • Acknowledgments
  • Introduction
  • 1 Prescriptions for Success
  • The Film Doctor
  • Strong Medicine
  • The Editor
  • Principles of Filmic Medicine
  • Cardiology
  • Genetics
  • Anatomy
  • Psychiatry
  • Surgery
  • Instruments
  • Bedside Manner
  • 2 Mastering the Art of Film Editing
  • Heart of the Matter
  • The Scalpel
  • Why Edit?
  • The Great Experiment of Dr. Kuleshov
  • Dynamic and Continuity Editing
  • The Rules
  • Match Action
  • Cut on Action
  • Let the Camera Settle Before Cutting
  • Create Visual Bridges
  • Don't Cross the Line
  • Maintain Eyelines
  • Vary the Cuts
  • Cuts Should Be Motivated
  • Allow Clean Entrances and Exits
  • Pay Attention to Physical Continuity
  • Respect the Rule of Three
  • 3 The Film Doctor Is In
  • The Profession
  • The Approach
  • What Is the Scene About?
  • Filling the Gaps
  • What Does the Audience Learn From This Scene?
  • Attention Deficit
  • Further Diagnosis
  • Wrestling With Material
  • When Poisons Are Medicines, Accidents Are Intentions
  • Gestation of the Cut
  • 4 The Instruments
  • Linear and Nonlinear Editing Systems
  • In Praise of the Physical Body
  • An Editor's Tools
  • Medieval Medicine: The Moviola
  • European Renaissance: The Flatbed
  • The Modern Revolution: Nonlinear
  • Early Electronic Systems
  • The Mouse That Roared
  • The Edit
  • The Frame Matters
  • One-Stop Shopping
  • You Must Remember This
  • 5 Internal Medicine
  • Coverage
  • The Master Shot
  • The Establishing Shot
  • The Wide Shot
  • The Medium Shot
  • The Close-Up
  • The Over-the-Shoulder Shot
  • The 2-Shot
  • The Reverse Angle
  • The Insert Shot
  • From Chaos to Order
  • Finding Order
  • Story Order
  • Reducing Bloat
  • The Gap
  • Examinations
  • The Puzzle
  • Saved in the Editing Room
  • Shot List
  • 6 Alternative Medicine
  • Nontraditional Treatments.
  • The Match Cut
  • Continuity Errors
  • The Goodies
  • Off-Camera and Off-Track
  • 7 A Brief History of the Practice
  • Sharp Objects
  • Tincture of Time
  • Tarantino and Time
  • Montage
  • The Jump Cut
  • "Look Out, Haskell, It's Real"
  • MTV
  • 8 Genre Editing Styles I
  • Expectations Posed by Genre
  • Conventions
  • Crossing Genres
  • The Ritual Object
  • Expectations
  • The Western Rides Into the Sunset
  • Science Fiction and Fantasy
  • Visual Effects
  • Computer-Generated Images
  • Compositing
  • Motion Capture
  • Visual Effects as Film Doctor
  • 9 Genre Editing Styles II
  • The Comedy
  • Surf the Laughter
  • Sight Gags
  • Romantic Comedy
  • Family Matters
  • Action Adventure
  • Guideposts
  • Crank
  • Emphasizing an Action
  • 10 Genre Editing Styles III
  • The Horror Film
  • Blood Suckers
  • The Thriller and Mystery
  • Family Films
  • The Documentary
  • Playing With Blocks
  • The Auteur Editor
  • Television and Genre
  • 11 Surgery
  • What Goes and What Stays
  • Practical Considerations
  • Trimming for Health
  • The Lift
  • The Way of the Lift
  • Lift and Separate . . . or Not
  • 12 Psychiatry of Character Disorders-Part I
  • Dialogue
  • Subtext
  • The Overlap
  • Exposition Infection
  • Show, Don't Tell
  • New Territory
  • 13 Psychiatry of Character Disorders-Part II
  • Performance
  • Tracking the Beats
  • Substitution
  • The Cutaway
  • Words Like Skin Tags
  • Improvisation
  • Bingeing
  • In Good Shape
  • 14 Genetics
  • Story Problems Inherent in the Screenplay
  • Inherited Traits
  • Evolution
  • Romeo &amp
  • Juliet
  • The Montage
  • A Telling Story
  • Information
  • 15 Cardiac Unit
  • Pace and Rhythm: The Editor's Unique Tools
  • Visual Music
  • Pick Up the Pace
  • The Power of Pace
  • Anticipation
  • Overstated
  • The Heart of the Matter
  • Rhythm Is Life
  • The Graduate
  • Finding the Flow
  • The Battleship Eisenstein
  • The Intercut.
  • Scene-to-Scene Transitions
  • 16 Rites of Passage
  • Transitions
  • Blacking Out
  • Shot Size
  • Contrast
  • Titles
  • The Flashback
  • Sound
  • The Pre-Lap
  • "Back to One"
  • Narration
  • 17 Imaging
  • K vs. mm
  • From Taxidermy to Taxonomy
  • Less Painful Extractions
  • 18 Audiology
  • Ambience
  • Microsurgery
  • Music Editing
  • 19 Bedside Manner
  • Politics of the Editing Room
  • Bedside Manner
  • No Surprises
  • Screening the Rough Cut
  • The Best Policy
  • All Ears
  • Staying Seated
  • Dailies and Rough Cuts
  • The Answer Is Yes
  • The Poor Craftsman
  • What's the Big Deal?
  • The Strength of Weak Ties
  • Committing to a Project
  • Film Doctoring
  • 20 Triage
  • Emergency Procedures
  • Two Weeks
  • Symptoms
  • Audio Issues
  • Video Ills
  • 21 Post-Mortem
  • From Final Cut to Exhibition
  • Made in Heaven
  • Affairs of the Heart
  • Reediting
  • The Free-for-All
  • The End Is Near
  • After the Hard Labor: Delivery
  • The End Backward
  • Glossary
  • Index.

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