I just watched F1 and thought they did a hell of a job. Such great quick cuts and they really put you in the heart of the story.
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I just watched F1 and thought they did a hell of a job. Such great quick cuts and they really put you in the heart of the story.
There is a somewhat traditional path towards becoming an editor which starts you off as an assistant editor. Much in the same way that the path towards becoming anything in production starts with being a PA. I started as an assistant editor with dreams of being promoted to a creative editor position...
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Hola a todos,
Mi nombre es Angel Barrientos Garza, autor de la novela de ciencia ficción Éxodo 2333. Actualmente me encuentro en búsqueda de editores y editoriales con visión global que estén interesados en llevar esta obra al ámbito internacional.
La historia se sitúa en un futuro donde la humanida...
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Hi, Angel Barrientos Garza, Thank you so much for sharing about your project! Stage 32 is a fully global platform, but most of the members are English speaking. Could you please translate your post in...
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In post-production, “the best software” is usually the one that fits the project’s timeline and distribution platform. I’ve found that while DaVinci Resolve is a powerhouse for node-based VFX, detailed color work, and cinematic precision, CapCut has a clear role when speed and platform-native conten...
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In THE WEIGHT’s first season, disgraced FBI agent Michael Raines is forced back into the field when a series of brutal killings in Kensington, Ohio, reveal ties to a century-old conspiracy. Partnered with a fractured task force of compromised investigators, Raines uncovers how organized crime, corpo...
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Most films don’t fail because of visuals, they fail because the sound doesn’t fully support the emotion.
A well-shot scene can feel flat if the music doesn’t evolve with the moment. But when sound is intentional, everything changes, tension builds, emotion connects, and the story becomes more immersi...
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Hello everybody, I would like you to have a look at my shortfilm: Shell - God and Machines, which is very much inspired by Philipp K. Dick, Asimov and movies like Blade Brunnder and the Matrix: https://www.indiegogo.com/en/projects/idavfx/shell-god-and-machines...
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I took a look at your current project Maik, and i took a deep look at your youtube channel, i like the direction of what your creating but i noticed that you aren't discovered by more people in the pa...
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Hey Stage 32 community!
I came across this super helpful tutorial on color grading in DaVinci Resolve that’s worth checking out if you’re looking to step up your film’s visual polish:
What you’ll learn:
How to approach color grading for cinematic project...
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your post give expert advice regarding DaVinci Resolve and the basis of color grading with an easy to follow tutorial. thank you for sharing this Cyrus Sales...
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This is a creative reimagining and official poster remake of the series Legacies by Hammad Visuals Production, designed to showcase a darker and more intense take on the original supernatural world. By leaning into a horror-centric aesthetic and shifting the tone toward the occult, this concept expl...
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Amanda Toney just watched F1 last night and it is state of the art editing. Vrooming movie too with Brad's production company behind the wheel.!
Amanda Toney OMG My wife and my mom and I recently saw one of the most captivating and incredibly well edited documentary I've seen recently called "Sell Your House" at the AmDoc Film Festival. It was...
Expand commentAmanda Toney OMG My wife and my mom and I recently saw one of the most captivating and incredibly well edited documentary I've seen recently called "Sell Your House" at the AmDoc Film Festival. It was so funny and warm and a little sad. Not at all VFX heavy but amazing editing chops. As an editor in my previous life, I was so impressed by elegant the way the story was cut. Great piece that started out as a "making of" film that inadvertently turned into a doc on the ups and downs of filmmaking and the filmmakers relationships that get built and destroyed through the struggles of getting their film made and out into the world. Mostly shot near my city of Palm Springs, CA. Highly recommend!