Fade to Black: AS Film - more examples of editing

Fade to Black: AS Film - more examples of editing: Here you will find some more examples of interesting uses of editing techniques to support the previous blog. Examples are taken from Up!, Kill Bill, and Casino Royale

Fade to Black: AS Film - Editing lecture - November 2013

Fade to Black: AS Film - Editing lecture - 09/11/12: Click this link for the same lecture given in November 2012

Fade to Black: A2 Film - Key sequences from 'Vertigo'

Fade to Black: A2 Film - Key sequences from 'Vertigo': In this blog post you will find thirteen key sequences from Hitchcock's Vertigo. You can use these for class presentation, individual a...

Fade to Black: AS Film - Sound in Film lecture November 2013

Fade to Black: AS Film - Sound in Film lecture 19/10/12: Click on this link for the sound lecture from 2012. In this lecture I again focused on the use of music in Trainspotting, but also looked at the use of dialogue in Pulp Fiction

AS Film - use of Mise en Scene and Cinematography in 'Scream'

Following on from last Friday's session, here is the opening sequence to Wes Craven's Scream (1996).

You can use this for your 1500 word sequence analysis if you wish, but remember the analysed part should be between 5-6 minutes in duration, so you cannot use the whole sequence.

You could also use this for the use of editing and also for the incredible use of sound.