From: Tom B Whiteside (email suppressed)
Date: Fri Aug 31 2007 - 10:09:27 PDT
I, for one, think that there is much more to "jump cut" than not cutting
to black! ANY two images? Really??
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Re: cutting to black
I cut at an ad agency a bit right now.
We cut to black as the cheapest (in every sense of the word) way to avoid
jarring edits. Connect any two images without a jump cut. The end.
Dipping to black (i.e. 7 frames of fade before and after) is even better
but it takes a half second out of your 30...
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On 26-Aug-07, at 10:06 AM, Minou Norouzi wrote:
anyone able to recommend reading resources on the subject of 'cutting to
black' as an editing device?
i am looking for theoreticians who have explored filmmakers use of black
as a constructional device....
much thx
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