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Production and post production are not the same thing. People will always need to get their message out.
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If done properly like FilmRiot, then it is fine. I think they are great- it takes out unneeded time.
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some great tips for video production
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thanks for the explanation on jump cuts great the way that you have presented this video
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at 1:26 mark says cu(N)t
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I like jumpcuts.
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I like jumpcutting. I think it makes the video interesting.
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I always wondered why people did this
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I started the JUMP CUT look on Youtube back in 2005 and everyone copied me. Yes, even before LonelyGirl15
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You know I'm only here because I like the hat, right? It's all about the hat. Love the hat - it brings it all together.
Papasmrfe 2 years ago 14
Not to put too fine a point on it but if you're making video training DVD's you ought to know that the rule to avoid a jump cut isn't "..move the camera over about two feet..."
Film and video production - shooting and editing - dictates that the camera angle should change by at least 30 degrees from one shot to the next to avoid jump cuts.
Even still, rules are made to be broken. Scorsese and Schoonmaker slammed the viewer with jump cuts toward the end of Goodfella's and it worked.
JimboWHO 1 year ago