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Name three editing characteristics of an action sequence |
1. Action sequences are usually turning points or the climax. 2. The editing arises out of dramatic and physiological characteristics. 3. Opposing goals come together and create a clash. |
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What are the two opposing goals - that come together in action editing - that create a clash? |
Chase and Fight |
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The 3 stages of action film |
1. Involvement 2. Excitation 3. Catharsis |
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Describe Involvement. How is it achieved? |
Audience understands goals and picks a side. CU shots POV shots. |
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Describe Excitation. How is it achieved? |
Movement: 1. Camera movement. 2. Movement within the frame. Pace 1. Variance creating intensification. Cross-cutting 1. Between opposing characters |
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Describe Catharsis. Describe how it's achieved? |
The outcome: Who wins. |
