The Editing Podcast
The Oscar Nominated Editor That Has One Rule
Jul 19, 2024
Join host and editor Hayden Hillier-Smith in a conversation with Oscar-nominated editor Yorgos Mavropsaridis. They discuss the art of staying on a shot, using music to guide cuts, playing with time in editing, actor influence, balancing timelines, and making the audience feel the edit. Dive into the creative process behind their film 'Kinds of Kindness' and breakdown iconic scenes like the finger-chopping and dance sequence.
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Quick takeaways
- Depth and tension in a scene can be conveyed by not cutting specific shots, enhancing storytelling and audience engagement.
- Using time as a narrative tool intertwines scenes to amplify themes, expanding viewers' perceptions and enriching the cinematic experience.
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Importance of Holding Shots: Creating Tension and Meaning
The podcast delves into the significance of not cutting certain shots to convey depth and tension in a scene. By holding onto specific frames, the editor emphasizes the portrayal of threats, emotions, and narrative codes without the need for excessive cuts. This method allows the audience to engage with the scene's essence and enhances storytelling through visual continuity and deliberate pacing.
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