August 10, 2015 | Monday
Creating a full-length feature film is a monumental task for any director. In the storm of actors, set designs, production assistants and the cameras catching them all, the finished movie is just a tiny glimpse of the actual work – and talented people - that goes into making it.
Usually, it’s the editor’s job to make sure that what’s outside of each shot stays there – but they’re only human. Which means some truly incredible mistakes can make it into the final product for our viewing pleasure. Here are Screen Rant’s Movie Mistakes That Slipped Through Editing.
What are your thoughts? Sounds off in the comment section below.
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Creating a full-length feature film is a monumental task for any director. In the storm of actors, set designs, production assistants and the cameras catching them all, the finished movie is just a tiny glimpse of the actual work – and talented people - that goes into making it.
Usually, it’s the editor’s job to make sure that what’s outside of each shot stays there – but they’re only human. Which means some truly incredible mistakes can make it into the final product for our viewing pleasure. Here are Screen Rant’s Movie Mistakes That Slipped Through Editing.
What are your thoughts? Sounds off in the comment section below.
Thank you for reading. If you like this story. Please share it. Thank you!
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