Editing: Creating «Oh, ***» moments.

In this video, Rocket Jump director/editor Joey Scoma examines several famous scenes from various films, breaking down the editing techniques that made them effective. Translation done with subtitles.

Transition – a method of connecting https://redstag-casino.co.uk/login/ individual editing frames in cinema and television. The simplest transition is butt gluing. Cut), when one image is instantly replaced on the screen by another.
General plan (English). Long shot/Wide shot) is a concept in cinematography, television and (to a lesser extent) in photography, defining such a large image when human figures are displayed completely along with the objects surrounding them. This composition reflects the action as a whole in the surrounding environment.
Long shot (English). Long take/Extended take) – a frame that is not interrupted by editing transitions longer than usual.
Suspense (English). suspense – uncertainty, anxiety, anxiety, anticipation, suspension; from lat. suspendere – to suspend) – a state of anxious anticipation, anxiety. In Russian, this term is used only in relation to cinema, video games and occasionally literature: the word “suspense” denotes an artistic effect, a special prolonged anxious state of the viewer when watching a movie; as well as a set of artistic techniques used to immerse the viewer in this state.
Close-up/American shot (English). Close-up shot) – a cinematic shot in which the actor’s face fills the frame; also highlight extreme close-up – part of the face.
Shooting from the top (English High-angle shot) – a shooting point at which the camera is directed from top to bottom and the lens is located above the eye line; often used to reduce the importance of the subject being photographed.

0:00 Whiplash (2014) Director: Damien Chazelle. Editor: Tom Cross.
0:05 Memento (2000) Director: Christopher Nolan. Editor: Dodi Dorn.
0:29 Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) Director: Wes Craven. Editors: Pat McMahon, Rick Shane.
0:45 Alien (1979) Director: Ridley Scott. Film Editor: Terry Rawlings, Peter Witherly, David Krauser (Editing Director)
1:23 Down By Law (1986) Director: Jim Jarmusch. Editor: Melody London.
1:33 The Big Lebowski (1988) Directors: Joel and Ethan Coen. Editors: Roderick Jaynes, Tricia Cook.
1:40 West Side Story (1961) Directors: Jerome Robbins, Robert Wise. Editor: Thomas Stanford.
1:57 Step Up Revolution (2012) Director: Scott Speer. Directors: Matthew Friedman, Evie Jobian.
2:04 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) Director: Stanley Kubrick. Editor: Ray Lovejoy.
2:20 Doctor Strangelove, or How I Stopped Being Afraid and Loved Boma/Dr. Strangelove: Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964) Director: Stanley Kubrick. Editor: Anthony Harvey.
2:56 Reservoir Dogs (1992) Director: Quentin Tarantino. Editor: Sally Menke.
3:23 Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969) Director: George Roy Hill. Editors: John K. Howard, Richard S. Meyer
4:33 Jaws (1975) Director: Steven Spielberg. Editor: Verna Fields.
5:29 Psycho (1960) Director: Alfred Hitchcock. Editor: George Tomasini.
6:19 The Fugitive (1993) Director: Andrew Davis. Editors: Don Brochu, David Finfer, Dean Goodhill, Dov Hoenig, Richard Nord, Dennis Virkler.
7:23 Whiplash (2014) Director: Damien Chazelle. Editor: Tom Cross.
7:25 Back to the Future (1985) Director: Robert Zemeckis. Editors: Arthur Schmidt, Harry Keramidas.
7:28 Toy Story (1995) Director: John Lasseter. Editors: Robert Gordon, Lee Unkrich.
7:30 The Princess Bride (1987) Director: Rob Reiner. Editor: Robert Layton
7:35 Star Wars. Episode IV: A New Hope / Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope (1977) Director: George Lucas. Editors: Richard Chu, Paul Hirsch, Marcia Lucas.
7:41 The Godfather (1972) Director: Francis Ford Coppola. Editors: William Reynolds, Peter Zinner.
7:45 The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (1966) Director: Sergio Leone. Editors: Eugenio Alabiso, Nino Baragli
7:49 Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969) Director: George Roy Hill. Editors: Jno K. Howard, Richard S. Meyer