The Theory of Editing

I like Hitchcock's story of the bomb under the table. By showing the bomb, any shock when the bomb goes off is gone, but there's a hell of a lot of suspense leading up to the bomb going off.

One of my favorites channel can give easier informations that you might take years to learn it ❤

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this was so gooood!

Thanks so much 🎩👒🎞️

Excellent video as it puts it into perspective and lining up all the pieces of the film into superb compositions and dynamics that make it your own.

The job of a film director is to tell the story through the juxtaposition of uninflected images.
-David Mamet

What kind of computer would I need to do this ?

where can I see the winners?

How can I start editing? I literally don’t know anything about it.

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understood the editing today

love it!

The Steven Spielberg of low-budget filmmaking, the infamous Ryan Connolly

Thankyou this video was really great, loved to see examples alongside your explanations

I haven't seen your short yet, so there's no context in terms of story, rythm or sound when you showed that last shot of the ghost. But from what I saw, I think it's actually scarier if the audience doesn't immediately see the ghost. I think it's creepier if you get that half a second of "Oh shit, I didn't see that!", so I like the way you shot and edited that scare. That being said, I haven't seen the movie so the only context I have is the clip you showed here.

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Don't know how i missed this one but great video! I live in the DFW area, if ya'll ever need PAs please lemme know!

That was great fun! tHanks. I accidentally made a great Eye Trace in a video I posted. I loved it...the subject became the transition and not some fancy page turn or blur. It was dumb luck but after you shared your tips with this video I can include ideas in future videos.
( PS My videos barely scratch their way off the "boring meter", Don't waste your YouTubing on my channel).

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There's a This Guy Edits video that discusses how the Kuleshov effect should really be attributed to the women editors of the time and not to him.

It's more like living your life easier than digging the ground looking for gold and silver . I love editing guys and shout out to Rayn and everyone out there.

Great video, thank you !!!

I always learn everything from you sir ryan. From the philippines, its so useful as a filmmaker student❤️

Watching this video on September 22nd is a massive bummer lol.

Fantastic video! I honestly can't get enough of different editing perspectives like this. Great content.

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Great video mate, learnt a tonne 👊

Amazing, I’ve never thought about anything like this. I’m new to it. Now I’m gonna go watch a history of violence again and pay attention to the cuts.

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Great job, super clean and direct information.

I actually like the cut you used for There Comes a Knocking. My eye traces to the other side of the screen for a tiny moment of realization. It makes the moment feel like I found the visual info in contrast to having it handed to me.

Thank you! It's nice to put terms to the things I'm learning.

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THANK YOU for putting this video together. Clear, concise, informative, great context too. Instant follow!

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Wow, what a video! Amazing! :)

So very glad for the Hawking reference. And... wow, I so need to grab editing software, lol.

The ending sounds like Turnaround by Gemini for a sec

I love you Ryan, I literally make a living because of you!

Seth and Hashi loves you ❤️🤗

Ryan, thank you, thank you, thank you for talking about your mistakes when on your own filmmaking journey. I love your honesty and authenticity, cheers!

MY goodness. This is GOLD! TY!!

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Thank you much learned from this video. Learned one of my cuts in a project is breaking the 180 rule. Thank you 😌