Editing Flashcards

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What effect does a continuous shot held in a long take have at the beginning of the film?

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It introduces a very slow pace that forces reflection on the opening narration.

This reflection makes the narration more meaningful later in the film.

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How does the pacing change when Guido is driving to meet Dora?

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The film employs a series of more rapid edits, creating a pace and urgency.

This reflects the quick-fire visual gags and slapstick rhythm.

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What happens when Joshua is introduced in the film?

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His arrival is shown in one continuous shot.

This technique enhances the magical-romantic mood of the film.

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What occurs when Guido and Dora disappear into the conservatory?

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The shot is held, and eventually the whole family emerges.

This creates a magical effect due to the temporal ellipsis.

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What mood does the use of a single shot contribute to the film?

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It adds to the magically-romantic mood.

The continuity of the shot enhances the emotional impact.

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