Art of the Cut
POOR THINGS
Jan 11, 2024
Yorgos Mavropsaridis, an accomplished editor, talks about his experience editing the film 'POOR THINGS', the role of music in the editing process, the use of color and black and white in the film, scripting and editing techniques, collaboration process, and the intersection of commercials and filmmaking.
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- The unique use of music in 'Poor Things' involved composing and editing different pieces to fit specific scenes, with feedback and adjustments from the composer.
- The editing process for 'Poor Things' focused on maintaining audience curiosity by effectively timing and revealing information while compressing scenes to reach revelation points without losing interest.
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The Influence of Music on Editing
The editor discusses the unique use of music in the film 'Poor Things.' The composer, Jaskin, was used for the first time, and the music was composed months before shooting began. During the editing process, different pieces of music were tested and edited to fit specific scenes, sometimes requiring feedback and adjustments from the composer.
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