#editing

#editing

Dean DeBlois emphasized the importance of editing, stating, "Everything's sort of long-winded at first, and then you squeeze and you squeeze, and it eventually starts to paint targets on areas of the movie where you really feel the breaks being hit."

Reiner and editor Kent Beyda sifted through over 100 hours of raw footage, creating a perfectly paced, 82-minute film, showing remarkable editing precision deserving of an Academy Award.

Finishing a first draft is a brain-emptying venture. It's the activity of creation. If you're lucky, it carries a sense of being touched by the muse.

When an author publishes a new book, it is customary for their editor to stay in the background; their stated role being that of champion of the work rather than active contributor to its creation.

Many writers overlook the critical mindset shift that writing is not about personal expression, but about serving and helping the audience effectively.

Swann's camcorder allows you to record a set number of clips for that memoir... when you head to Movie Palace, you get the notification, 'Memoir Discovered! Movie Palace'.