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It's the crunchy munchy man. In the flesh. I am pleased.

Timestamps 0:00 Introduction 0:30 Cutting on Action 0:59 Cut Away 1:30 Cross Cut 2:14 Jump Cut 3:00 Match Cut 3:54 Fade In/Fade Out 4:05 Dissolve 4:56 Smach Cut 5:33 Iris 5:58 Wipe 6:14 Invisible Cut 7:26 L-Cut 8:03 J-Cut 9:04 Creative Combinations 10:57 Outro

This is so dope man! I recently got hooked on this show last week and have been binging. I got my start doing voice acting 2 years ago and last week landed a song on Deadpool 3. Voicing an animated character is my dream job.

I'm only sad I can't give you guys 10 likes.

I still dont like CG, it was better when film crews would have to get creative with their practical efects.

I came in and thought this was for analysis purposes. Still cool tho lol

Great video. Thank you. Got hired as a grip with no expierence. Great start.

Thank you so much for this video! (I didn't get bored)

I have been referencing this video over and over for years as I switch between computers and versions of creative cloud. You have saved me hours and hours of editing time. Please don't delete this video haha. Thank you so much.

This information's been around since I first started wanting to make things. I don't know why I took this long to actually use it.

G'day Ryden, you're a ripper mate.

the "who cares, you can do what you want" and the beginning was so oddly motivating.

Seen it? Seen it? I was there that night on Windward Ave, Venice Beach and saw Orson Welles setting up to film the opening sequences of the surrealistic "Touch of Evil" as Orson Welles productions were always surrealistic more than Hitchcock and up there with Salvador Dali' who gave me his pallet and brushes on his way out the night Dali' died January, 1989. Although great surrealistic art, number crunchers influencing studio heads did not see this, could not see this, refused to see this, therefore misunderstood what they saw with Orson Welles' productions!

2:51 is that fredbear!?

Being an editor is fun, you're basically Stalin, subtly changing what happened in the movie in a way where nobody knows the difference

That’s why you pay AD’s, Script Supervisors and line producers. Thats their job.

I forgot everything pls repeat it

You mean like naming your dog "Dog". I've heard of people like that.

Brilliant...love the sound effects :D

....come back :(

Movies like Aliens and so on just looks better, Still today! CGI cant even compare.

thank you

Cgi movement of living things sticks out to me

This is a fantastic deep dive into why Star Wars is so great ,wnd what is so wrong with it

I guess I'm probably the only person in this comment section that can recognize CGI probably 90% of the time. The other 10% of the time it looks real enough that it could possibly not be CGI, but the scene moves so fast that I know it is CGI. You can have airplanes and helicopters in the air filming each other. You can also have cars on the ground filming each other. I don't know how you're doing a video on CGI, and don't know that. It's been done many times. The easiest way to spot CGI is flaws in physics and sounds. It used to be much easier with reflection issues, shadowing, lighting, etc., but now it's way harder to spot. The ironic thing about CGI is when it comes to realistic scenes, they often do it to save money. Instead of paying extras, blocking off a street, hiring stuntmen, etc. But the end product is less interesting and less people are interested in seeing movies in general because they know it's just a glorified video game. The magic of movies is long gone and yes CGI did contribute to that.

This is a lot like what David Mamet teaches in his book On Directing! If you liked this you should give it a read

Just discovered this show from the dating single mom's Instagram and I have the research it. Thank you for creating this. I'm in my 50s and it's genius. Nicely done

Just saw the show a while ago and thought : How was it made? Good stuff.

In Doctor Strange 1, they made realistic models for Benedict Cumberbatch and other actors, and there is a lot of CG in the movie, even the guy who got inmovilized by an ancient mechanism was CGI

I don't hate it, but I do feel like it's an overused and improperly used. I find CGI great in the background or standalone but when you place something real next to it is where it starts to fail. A person standing next to a CGI explosion and is not affected by the heat one should have can look good but feel fake. Then it really relies on how well the rest of the movie is to suspend my disbelief, even if it's fake who cares if it's entertaining.

Excelente información. Gracias

which movie is in 3.37?

Guys😢season 3?

There should be a mix of good CGI and good practical effects for optimum results

I'd love to voice act on this show XD

Classic movies, like fine music books or food are an acquired taste, when you acquire taste you will enjoy them. Of course going from home cooking to fast food, Ellington to rap, Shakespeare to soaps and Chaplin to bathroom humour has made climbing back to civilization a titanic effort. I'm 73 but I like mainly stuff before my time, ok. the four Scousers were fine tunesmiths and I grew up with them too but from 1200 to the present all art forms have much to offer, and in our time at the touch of a screen!

For me, old movies are like time travel. I love them.

I love this film about black and white movies. But you left out the gorgeous black and white art deco style of the early musicals.

beautiful, this is much appreciated.

This was so helpful! I appreciate the specific examples of when an element may follow in more than one category and involve more department.

8:13 i heard Vulfpeck, you cant hide Dean Town from me

*Lights turn off* AAauUgH...

Jumbcut when you break 360 degree

I've had this video open in a tab forever, glad I finally watched it. I find it kind of insane that the Death Star wasn't doing anything in the original edit!

They were the OG Studiobinder before the actual Studiobinder.

So useful, thank you

1:54 the guy became Fred Durst

Interesting

thank you for the examples, very helpful