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Post-production consultant. [40] Murch was the sound effects supervisor on "The Godfather", but he was not in the LA union at the time, so his credit on the film does not reflect his actual job. i4586259x |b1170003077549 |dwsst |g- |m |h4 |x0 |t0 |i4 |j18 |k051114 |n02-12-2022 16:05 |o- |aTR899.M87 2001 p. 55 So, instead of fixing the scene itself, you might clarify some exposition that happens five minutes earlier. Don’t necessarily operate on the elbow: instead, discover if nerves are being pinched somewhere else. But the audience will never tell you that directly. They will simply tell you where the pain is, not the source of the pain. What do I mean by that? Well, if you learn to speak a foreign language, you will find that there is a gap between how well you can speak it and how well you can understand it when it is spoken to you. A human being’s ability to understand a foreign language is always greater than his ability to speak it.

Well written and this is the second edition, although as the author knew would happen, film production has moved on fast. This is very interesting for those studying how the mechanics of film making have changed. Analogue to digital. Speed is important in a big budget film. Apparently a question asked when hiring an editor is 'how fast do they work?' In 2012, Murch was invited to serve as a mentor for the Rolex Mentor and Protégé Arts Initiative, an international philanthropic program that pairs masters in their disciplines with emerging talents for a year of one-to-one creative exchange. Out of a gifted field of candidates, Murch chose Italian film editor Sara Fgaier as his protégée. Previous film mentors for the initiative include Mira Nair (2004), Stephen Frears (2006), Martin Scorsese (2008) and Zhang Yimou (2010). [32] urn:oclc:474901106 Republisher_operator [email protected] Scandate 20120111010731 Scanner scribe1.shenzhen.archive.org Scanningcenter shenzhen Worldcat (source edition) In 1988 Murch was one of the editors on The Unbearable Lightness of Being, directed by Philip Kaufman. [16] [17]

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Murch believe that film will become a ‘historical curiosity’ which hasn’t quite happened yet as a few film makers still use it, for example Christopher Nolan, but he is certainly in the minority. Originally released in 1958. Murch's restoration and re-edit was completed in 1998 for the film's forty-year anniversary re-release. Try to do the most with the least — with the emphasis on try. An attempt to produce the greatest effect in the viewer’s mind by the least number of things on the screen. Because you want to do only what is necessary to engage the imagination of the audience — the suggestion is always more effective than exposition. The audience should be participants, not just mere spectators. F ocusing on Key Themes: Economy in storytelling is also about ensuring that the central themes and messages of the story are clear and not diluted by too many diverging ideas or motifs. What we do seem to have difficulty accepting are the kind of displacements that are neither subtle nor total: Cutting from a full-figure master shot, for instance, to a slightly tighter shot that frames the actors from the ankles up. The new shot in this case is different enough to signal that something has changed, but not different enough to make us re-evaluate its context: The displacement of the image is neither motion nor change of context, and the collision of these two ideas produces a mental jarring-a jump that is comparatively disturbing. (...)

Pete Rosenbery, "Film industry pioneer to receive honorary degree", Southern Illinois University Carbondale, January 17, 2008. Retrieved 2012-10-05. In any conversation, as your navigate different thoughts in your head, you blink naturally at the appropriate places in the discussion. Film editors should imagine each scene as a conversation where every cut mimics ‘the blink of an eye’, forming natural pauses in the interaction. A great film editor understands each movie’s unique conversational rhythm and uses it as a road map for their editing approach. 🤔 Who Should Read It? Access-restricted-item true Addeddate 2011-09-26 23:01:57 Boxid IA152001 Camera Canon EOS 5D Mark II City Los Angeles Donor

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i90814174 |b1010002163363 |das |g- |m |h5 |x1 |t0 |i2 |j18 |k150129 |n08-21-2022 22:11 |o- |aTR899 .M87 2001 Karen Baker Landers, Per Hallberg, Steve Cantamessa, Scott Millan, Greg Orloff and Bob Beemer (2004) In 1985 he directed his only feature film, Return to Oz, which he co-wrote with Gill Dennis. After the film failed at the box office and displeased many critics with its dark tone and themes, he never directed another film. Murch is the 2012 recipient of the Nikola Tesla Award given by the International Press Academy Satellite Awards for "Visionary Achievement in Filmmaking Technology". [33] Previous recipients have included Douglas Trumbull, James Cameron, Roger Deakins, Dennis Muren and George Lucas.