电影剪辑理论课程教学大_练习_和历史.docVIP

From the Lumiere Brothers to YouTube: How to Read Cuts and Understand Editing A Course on Film Editing Theory, Practice, and History Syllabus for a Semester or Two-Quarter Class or a Series of Lectures By Gael Chandler based on her experience teaching editing at Loyola Marymount and Long Beach State Universities on her book Film Editing: Great Cuts Every Filmmaker and Movie Lover Must Know  From the Lumiere Brothers to YouTube: How to Read Cuts and Understand Editing A Course on Film Editing Theory, Practice, and History Introduction Course familiarizes students with the roots and history of editing, why editors make the cuts they do, and the types of cuts that editors make. Course can work as a standalone or round out a “hands on” course on editing where students cut footage or take the form of a series of public lectures (with assignments removed). Course Objectives By the end of the course students will be able to: Describe what a cut is and the 50 different types of cuts. Discuss the function of a cut and how it affects the audience. Explain what an editor does and how the editing process works. Relate the history of editing, how the language of editing has evolved, and the state of editing in the U.S. today. Required Textbook Film Editing: Great Cut Every Filmmaker and Movie Lover Must Know by Gael Chandler Available at , Amazon, Barnes Noble, etc. Supplemental Reading and Resources See Supplemental Reading and Resources List for each class. Author’s site provides articles on editing, film editing glossary, free downloads and list of Resources, Cut of the Month feature, and a blog inviting students’ questions, comments, cutting room photos and videos. The Cutting Edge: The Story of Cinema Editing 2004 doc that superbly tells the history of movie editing and editors. Features interviews with Spielberg, Tarantino, Scorsese, and other directors and editors.  CLASS 1 - Introduction Objectives To define and demonstrate fundamental editing terms and co