An edition of Cutting rhythms
(2012)
Cutting rhythms
intuitive film editing
Second edition.
by Karen Pearlman
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Cutting rhythms: intuitive film editing
2016, Routledge
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Cutting Rhythms: Intuitive Film Editing
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Table of Contents
Preface to the second edition
Preface to the first edition
Rhythmic intuition. Intuitive thinking ; Movement and intuition ; Rhythm is made of movement ; Noticing movement as rhythm ; Feeling movement's rhythmic potential ; Empathy with movement : experience, body, and brain ; Being rhythm and thinking rhythmically ; Summary
Editing as choreography. Shifting the discussion from music to movement ; Pulse ; Movement phrases ; Why bother with phrasing? ; Phrasing considerations ; Summary
Timing, pacing, and trajectory phrasing. Timing ; Pacing ; Trajectory phrasing ; Summary
Tension, release, and synchronization. Tension and release ; Synchronization ; Case study in tension, release, and synchronization : Broadcast news ; Summary
Physical, emotional, and event rhythms. Three kinds of movement
Physical rhythm. Rechoreographing ; Physical storytelling ; Dancing edits ; Singing the rhythm ; Case study: "Now" scene from Thursday's fictions ; Summary
Emotional rhythm. Prepare, action, rest ; The actor's actions ; Beats ; Case study: The hours ; Summary
Event rhythm. First scenes ; Dramatic questions ; Structures as event patterns ; Energy, pace, and timing ; Creating structure and rhythm simultaneously ; Real events v. fictional events ; Reintegrating rhythms ; Case study: The godfather ; Case study: Goodfellas ; Summary
Style. Thematic montage ; Continuity cutting ; Points along the spectrum from thematic montage to continuity cutting ; Collision ; Linkage ; Points along the spectrum from collision to linkage ; Style case studies ; Contemporary style : after the new wave ; Summary
Devices. Parallel action ; Parallel action case studies ; Slow motion ; Slow motion case studies ; Fast motion ; Two quick fast motion case studies ; Mixed motions and speed ramping ; Summary
Collaboration and the Vulcan mind meld. The mind meld ; Decision making ; Responsive creativity ; Power and hierarchy
Editing thinking and onscreen drafting. Editing thinking ; What is an onscreen draft? ; Why draft? ; Rapid prototyping ; Embodied decision making ; Case study: Woman with an editing bench.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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