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    The movie Boys in the Hood takes place in Los Angeles California‚ and centers around a group of African American youth that grow up together in the same neighborhood. We get a glimpse into the world they live in‚ and the environment that many African Americans had to endure and cope with. Through the trials‚ tribulations‚ and encounters that these youths have we can see some of the social and economic problems that face many African Americans then and now. These problems and issues include drug abuse

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    Editing

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    Editing Exercise: Faulty Parallelism Practice in Correcting Errors in Parallel Structure When two or more parts of a sentence are parallel in meaning (such as items in a series or words linked by correlative conjunctions)‚ you should coordinate those parts by making them parallel in form. Otherwise‚ your readers may be confused by the faulty parallelism. Rewrite each of the following sentences‚ correcting any errors in parallelism. Use your own paper. 1. We must either raise revenues or

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    Editing in the Media

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    self-esteem because they believe that the edited images show what they ought to look like (Clay). The link between body image and self-worth is evident‚ as is the link between photo-editing and self-esteem. In 2011‚ the American Medical Association urged the media and businesses to stop retouching models and editing photographs so heavily. They warned “we must stop exposing

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    History of Editing

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    History of editing: In the first years of film‚ editing wasn’t used as it is today. When film first came about‚ people mostly used films to make actualities. Actualities mean a short film of an actual event. For instance‚ a ship pulling into the harbour‚ or a train passing by. These films didn’t have much of a story. However‚ it wasn’t long before films made by the Lumiere Brothers‚ and the Edison company‚ contained a plot. (include a little about plot vs story here) These filmmakers would set

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    Editing Styles

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    Enumerate and define editing styles. a) sequence shot - contains no editing at all b) cutting to continuity – merely condenses the time and space of a completed action c) classical cutting – interprets an action by emphasizing certain details over others d) thematic montage – argues a thesis – the shots are connected in a relatively subjective manner e) abstract cutting – is a purely formalistic style‚ totally divorced from any recognizable subject matter 1. The

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    Edge Codes The use of editing has changed over the years. As times have changed‚ editing has changed along with it. Originally films were shot in a linear style and were simple. With the introduction of new technology‚ editing has changed greatly. Editing was first used to “cut out the bad and leave the good”. But‚ it is mostly used to show emotion and draw the viewer in. Editing has changed over time and has developed into a major part of the film-making process. In the beginning film-makers

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    reporting and editing

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    BMC-III PAPER-II (EDITING) CONTENT No. Lesson Writer Vetter 01 Editing- An Introduction Sh. M. R. Patra Sh. S. K. Singh 02 Principles of Editing Sh. M. R. Patra Sh. S. K. Singh 03 Qualities of Editorial Staff Sh. M. R. Patra Sh. S. K. Singh 04 Responsibilities of Editorial Staff Sh. M. R. Patra Sh. S. K. Singh 05 News Room & News Desk Sh. M. R. Patra Sh. S. K. Singh 06 Editing Process Sh. M. R. Patra Sh

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    Aspects of Editing

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    Aspects of Editing By Martin John Harris You might think that once the film has been shot on location it’s time to edit the best takes together and hey presto the film’s finished! Sometimes this happens‚ but mostly it doesn’t. The term Post Production is an umbrella term that incorporates a number of processes including‚ digitizing‚ editing‚ sound design‚ colour grading‚ sound mixing and producing a master of the final film ready for distribution. Today‚ most films are edited using computer

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    the 2009 science fiction disaster film 2012 shows the scene where Kate Curtis (Amanda Peet)‚ the protagonist’s former wife‚ and her boyfriend Gordon Silberman (Thomas McCarthy) experience a massive‚ earth-shattering earthquake in a supermarket. The editing in this scene primarily serves to induce suspense in the audience. Suspense is created is using cross-cuts between the settings of outside the supermarket and inside. By cutting between the dialogue of couple inside and brief looks at the cracks in

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    Alfred Hitchcock’s 1960 film Psycho utilizes some innovative editing techniques‚ especially for its time. Particularly‚ the scene where Marion Crane drives her newly purchased 1957 Ford contains many edits that help drive the story. The approximately three-minute scene is comprised of 36 shots; however‚ there are only two distinctive shots throughout the entire sequence. As Marion drives‚ her mind begins to drift as she starts thinking about how her boss and others back home may suspect her of

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