Cutaways and coverage

An experienced editor is an ideal companion to filmmakers. It is the primary responsibility of an editor to gather all the information that is captured by camera on a specific project and piece together into a cohesive story. Don't get caught up in the flimsy idea! There's a lot more to editing than splicing 'err' clicking-and-dragging clips into a timeline! A skilled editor is aware of the story's dramatic elements, and determines which clips are required to complete the.

Tutorial for Video Coverage and Cutaways

Pro tip Take note of your sources (cast crew, crew, gear and time in the restaurant at your cousin's father-inlaw's friend's uncle's) to consider when you decide whether or no "just one more" shoot of a specific film. Except if you're offering substantial costs it's not necessary to appear to be David Fincher to the other people.

After you've completed your day (shoot) day coverage gives you the chance to weave together the best movie you could make. Cutaways are quick, powerful punches that help you tell the story in a visual manner. Making sure you plan for both will make your film more dynamic and engaging for your audience.

Until next time, friends!

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