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TRAILER EDITING: Toward a formal definition
DISCONTINUITY EDITING IN THE LAUNCH TRAILER FOR A BLOCKBUSTER VIDEO GAME This was “editing” week in seminar and as I re-read the materials dealing with feature film and trailer “shot coordination,” certain correspondences and connections struck me with the force … Continue reading
Posted in Introductory and Reference Post, Observations and Provocations
Tagged andy kuehn, bordwell and thompson, bracket syntagma, call of duty 3 modern warfare, christian metz, discontinuity editing, eisenstein, esther harris, FILM ART, james monaco, LISA kernan, the grid, trailer editing, Vinzenz Hediger
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Trailer Editing: A lot like feature film editing, only more so
[youtube=www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPdFDfQyi_c] With the exception of the “Grid,” described below, which is exclusive to trailer editing, the approaches, techniques or principles described below are used by feature film editors and trailers editors alike. In this post, I wanted to highlight some … Continue reading