Learning how to "stretch" time in a thriller or compress it in an action sequence.
Walter Murch, the legendary editor of Apocalypse Now , established the "Rule of Six," which is a cornerstone of professional training. When deciding where to cut, the priority list should always be: – Does the cut preserve the feeling? Story (23%) – Does it move the plot forward? Rhythm (10%) – Is the timing musical? Eye-trace (7%) – Where is the viewer looking? film editing pro secrets of creative editingpart03rar repack
The "Secret of Creative Editing" lies in knowing when to cut. A common mistake among beginners is cutting at the end of a movement. Pros cut the action. By starting a movement in a wide shot and finishing it in a close-up, the brain "fills in the gap," making the transition invisible and fluid. 2. The Rule of Six Learning how to "stretch" time in a thriller