Shannon Cree English 167 Professor Csicsery-Ronay October 10‚ 2008 Editing in The Shining In his classic horror film‚ The Shining‚ Stanley Kubrick utilizes many different elements of editing to create unique and terrifying scenes. Kubrick relies on editing to assist in the overall terrifying and horrifying feel created in the movie. Editing in the movie creates many different effects‚ but the most notable effects created add to the continuity of the film as well as the sense of fear and terror
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Developments in Editing Techniques Student name : Muna Abdi Student Number : 1241606 Lecturers Name: Anthea Kennedy Unit 31: Development and Techniques of Film and Video Editing Lecturers Name: Anthea Kennedy Unit 31: Development and Techniques of Film and Video Editing Student name : Muna Abdi Student Number : 1241606 Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2. Early cinema/ editing 3. Editing Techniques 4. Soviet Montage
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world since the 1980s. As a director‚ Tim Burton uses his twisted and creative mind to create these fantastical worlds with unique‚ larger-than-life characters that in a way reflect reality. Throughout his films‚ Tim Burton uses music and sound‚ editing techniques ‚and shots and framing to control the audience’s emotions and make them relate reality to his outlandish movie universes. To start‚ Tim Burton uses music and sound to intensify raw‚ emotional moments in his films. In Charlie and the
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laughs‚ so in one breath the decisions were taken and then‚ everything falls quickly. So this reveals that there is no long shots‚ there is fast cutting and fast editing and this shows that how much the director wants us to see this scene for example. So we feel like we continue from scene to scene smoothly through these editing techniques and transitions‚ and the pacing of each scene alone. As for the sound that plays an important role in the film as well as its an important element‚ so when we the
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Hitchcock once said that he migrated to the United States as a kind of cultural exchange‚ only nobody knows what was sent in return because‚ said Hitchcock "they are afraid to open it.” Branded as the master of suspense through his pioneering editing techniques‚ captivating story telling and ability to incorporate his audience into his dramatic films‚ Hitchcock virtually created the thriller genre in the world of cinema. In the article‚ Through a Shower Curtain Darkly: Reflexivity as a Dramatic Component
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Burton in Edward Scissorhands uses backlighting in order to make the scene look creepier or like something bad is going to happen.For example‚ when Peg walked into Edward’s house back lighting was used to make the house look scary. The effect of this technique is to make the viewer tuink that it was a bad decision to go into the house. This choice of lighting reflects Tim Burton’s dark style. In his other movie Charlie and the chocolate factory‚ Burton uses low key lighting in order to show how poor charlie’s
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In the film Casablanca‚ techniques within cinematography and editing are utilized to help carry the story forward while effectively capturing each character’s centrality to the overall storyline. In cinematography‚ close-up shots work to place emphasis on each character’s dialogue by centering their faces in the main frame of view. This allows the audience to follow their lives‚ conflicts‚ and stories on a more personally engaging level as the film digresses. In editing‚ the film is tracked by transitions
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I noticed a few of Hitchcock’s editing techniques that made the film stand out than in other films. He uses tracking shots‚ repetition‚ and the use of the color that makes the film __________ which ___________. The camera follows the plot through Scottie’s perspective; thus catching every little detail he does. Toward the beginning of the movie‚ Scottie is shown trailing Madeleine. As he followers her throughout San Francisco‚ he observes every single movement of her and the camera picks it all up
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"The Shining" by Stanley Kubrick One of the most ambiguous movies shot by Stanley Kubrick is “The Shining” – a horror film‚ that tells a story of a family that has moved into a hotel called the Overlook‚ which was inhabited by ghosts. Throughout the film‚ the plot develops around the Torrance family: Jack‚ Wendy‚ and their son Danny. Kubrick based the film on a novel written by Steven King. The literary source is rather thrilling and intriguing‚ and the film can be basically given the same positive
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All of the very base elements of horror are certainly still present inThe Shining. There is a villain‚ who (or that) is out to destroy someone (it is arguable whether the hotel wants to destroy Jack or his family‚ or both). There is certainly a supernatural element‚ made all the more intriguing by the mention of the Indian burial ground‚ and the ambiguous ghostly ending. Kubrick even alludes to the supernatural or ghost element through his use of cutting. When Stuart Ullman (Barry Nelson) and Bill
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