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    The document discusses the history and techniques of movie editing. It mentions that Stephen Spielberg made the shark in Jaws look realistic by using 36 frames per second rather than 38. It also discusses montage, an editing technique originating from Russia that uses repeated shots to create additional meaning. The document notes that Margaret Booth was the supervising editor at MGM in the 1930s and that the 1960s film East Rider experimented with film language, such as cutting back and forth between scenes.

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    The document discusses the history and techniques of movie editing. It mentions that Stephen Spielberg made the shark in Jaws look realistic by using 36 frames per second rather than 38. It also discusses montage, an editing technique originating from Russia that uses repeated shots to create additional meaning. The document notes that Margaret Booth was the supervising editor at MGM in the 1930s and that the 1960s film East Rider experimented with film language, such as cutting back and forth between scenes.

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    The Cutting Edge

    The Magic of Movie Editing


    Who worked out cutting separate shots together could create a story?
    How did
    Stephen
    Spielberg
    make the
    shark in
    Jaws look
    realistic?

    Edward Poter

    36 frames were better than 38, to make it more realistic

    What do
    we call a
    cut that
    masks
    that we
    are
    moving
    from one
    frame to
    another?
    What
    editing
    technique originated from Russia?
    Who was the supervising editor at MGM in the 1930s?
    Montage, used shots over and over to create a Third Meaning

    Margret Booth

    East Rider

    Which film
    broke
    away from
    the
    expected
    film
    language
    and experimented in the 1960s?

    Name one technique this film used...

    With the change of scene, the scene cuts back and forth a couple of time.

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