T-15 FILM EXTRACT: Screen grabs Editing

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T-15 FILM EXTRACT

T-15 FILM EXTRACT: Screen grabs Editing

Thursday, 26 February 2009

Screen grabs Editing

For editing this scene shows the match on action shot that i had done, this cuts from front to back and creates a somber atmosphere.

This screen shot shows quick editing between shots to create tension and make the viewer curios as to what is going to happen next.

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posted by AS Film Studies Students @ 01:17

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