Video Editing Master Class: Editing on the Right Side of the Brain

Video Editing Master Class: Editing on the Right Side of the Brain - Editing, the dynamic way in which raw footage is crafted into a finished product, is examined and explained by Kino Gil, filmmaker and artist.

This DVD explains and demonstrates how editing is approached and executed. Learn how the pros do it and translate their techniques to your own work. Questions such as, "How do I know when to make an edit?" and " What are my editing choices?" are explored and answered.

About the Author: Joaquin ("Kino") Gil is a digital artist and filmmaker whose work dynamically bridges across traditional audiovisual art forms. Production, editing, animation, computer graphics, direction, writing, camera and lights work, design, programming, sound, music, props, costumes

Before setting up his "Kino.digital" production shop in 2001, Kino acted as contributing effects editor to high-end projects like Starship Troopers, Contact, As Good as It Gets and Godzilla and finally he co-directed, edited and composed music for two European TV films based on works from the Swedish playwright Auguste Strindberg: "The Strongest" and "Gaslight".

Chapters include

Reviewing your work space

Screen Space and Time

Scene Pacing and Rhythm

Editing and Intention

Story Telling basics

Clarity of Presentation