The document discusses different types of cuts that editors use when piecing together shots filmed at different times and locations, including mismatches, jump cuts, and bad cuts. It explains that mismatches happen as editors prioritize keeping the story moving rather than minor continuity errors. The chapter aims to highlight examples of mismatches from acclaimed films and discuss how editors mitigated them. It also defines jump cuts, crossing the line, and the 1800 rule, and explores what constitutes a truly bad cut.
The document discusses different types of cuts that editors use when piecing together shots filmed at different times and locations, including mismatches, jump cuts, and bad cuts. It explains that mismatches happen as editors prioritize keeping the story moving rather than minor continuity errors. The chapter aims to highlight examples of mismatches from acclaimed films and discuss how editors mitigated them. It also defines jump cuts, crossing the line, and the 1800 rule, and explores what constitutes a truly bad cut.
The document discusses different types of cuts that editors use when piecing together shots filmed at different times and locations, including mismatches, jump cuts, and bad cuts. It explains that mismatches happen as editors prioritize keeping the story moving rather than minor continuity errors. The chapter aims to highlight examples of mismatches from acclaimed films and discuss how editors mitigated them. It also defines jump cuts, crossing the line, and the 1800 rule, and explores what constitutes a truly bad cut.
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clifferent locations at clifferent times by clifferent crews. In this chapter we'll expose mismatches from a few Mismatches happen. Not beca use the editor isn't paying well-eclited movies - half of which won or were nominated attention to which hand holds the knife from one cut to for the Academy Award for ecliting - and cliscover how another but because the editor is paying attention to where the editors mitigated the mismatches. We'll also explain the story is going and where the audience's focal point jurnp cuts and their many functions in movies. Lastly we'll will be. Yes, the editor is a magician of sorts, finessing define crossing the line and the 1800 rule - a mystery to mismatches and other non-continuity cuts to keep the many filmmakers - and discuss what a bad cut really is. audience's attention and the story clocking along. As direc-, tor/ editor Edward Dmytryk wrote in his book On Film Editíng, "Film is the art of illusion, and the most unlikely things can be made to seern real."