I can say I value these 21:24 minutes I spent watching this video. Not only does this video give you insights and tips for film making but it teaches you a valuable life lesson towards the end. From 19:39 to 19:49, the facial expressions are priceless. Thank you
If I was making a movie, I definitely would start with the music. I'm not even much of a music guy, but the best movies also seem to have the best music, and I don't know how scenes could be made without knowing the vibe of the music
Editing, color grading, animating, vfx, sound designing are work for different people, but due to RUclips , Clients now want everything from one person. Never work with such clients
The movie is incredible, and while watching it I was thinking. Wow, the guy is really good, as he killed millions of his darlings along the way, the cuts were incredibly punchy and timed.
Theres always thing to learn from the content of this podcast but the production quality is all over the place and for being video editors whats up with that!?
Couple observations: - great guest. Poor Things is one of the years most memorable movies imo - glad that American guy isn't the co host. He usually just sits and says/asks nothing. Not sure why he is there. The new guy does a much better job. - Mental health is incredibly important but Better Help has been exposes as a bit of scam multiple times by a variety of outlets and RUclipsrs. I know you guys gotta eat... But, you know...
What has this to do with what you are commenting on? And also, no, i disagree x1000. The score helped bring this to life just as much as the brilliant cinematography @@JustClicking01
Loved the movie but the ending made a huge error. Putting the goat's brain in the body of her father/husband (Damien Bonnard) achieved nothing since they were punishing the goat! The father's brain should have been in the goat's body. IMHO a cool ending would have had the farther's body now controlled by the brain of Willem Dafoe and giving the old chap another life.
BRO. The amount of value you give in these podcasts is actually insane. Please keep making them (and it's always cool to see the intros)
That's the plan!
That moment you click on a The Editing Podcast video and you realize it says "No Views". I first thought something was wrong.
you guys ask the guests best questions. in love with this podcast, ill never miss an episode!
A brilliant editor. A great insight into the film.
This film will be talked about for decades. Perfect in every way
Name one thing amazing about this movie, Don't make thing up, only mention thing that in the movie
Thanks for that. Sharing knowledge is a proof of kindness.
The bold decision to choose the film that deserved the Oscar.
I can say I value these 21:24 minutes I spent watching this video. Not only does this video give you insights and tips for film making but it teaches you a valuable life lesson towards the end. From 19:39 to 19:49, the facial expressions are priceless. Thank you
What a masterclass. Thanks for this discussion!
Thank you for inspiring me and sharing knowledge among us.
If I was making a movie, I definitely would start with the music. I'm not even much of a music guy, but the best movies also seem to have the best music, and I don't know how scenes could be made without knowing the vibe of the music
tHank you for the great video!
( Can you bring us Gawx sometime? )
+1
i was just about to comment this
+1
+5
Better Help as the sponsor of this podcast was the last straw of my work-coma-induced-delusion. Cats rule.
why is this in 720P?
Such a good video, great job guys!
Editing, color grading, animating, vfx, sound designing are work for different people, but due to RUclips , Clients now want everything from one person. Never work with such clients
No kidding
The movie is incredible, and while watching it I was thinking. Wow, the guy is really good, as he killed millions of his darlings along the way, the cuts were incredibly punchy and timed.
you guys should have used de-esser for this articular guest
Why the quality is 720p??
When you watch a video very soon after uploading, RUclips hasn't finished processing the HD & 4K versions yet and they show you a lower resolution.
@@SamFigueroa ik that but I think they should have waited abit
@@SamFigueroa It's still 720p
@@SamFigueroa Im watching it 3 days later and its still 720p....
why is this only in 720p D:
lovely conversation
You guys have to interview Brandon fm he is incredible
Wonderful :) hah,, great video today :)) thanks for putting this out
Theres always thing to learn from the content of this podcast but the production quality is all over the place and for being video editors whats up with that!?
Incredible
ΜΑΥΡΟΨΑΡΙΔΗ ΣΕ ΑΓΑΠΑΜΕ !!!
Couple observations:
- great guest. Poor Things is one of the years most memorable movies imo
- glad that American guy isn't the co host. He usually just sits and says/asks nothing. Not sure why he is there. The new guy does a much better job.
- Mental health is incredibly important but Better Help has been exposes as a bit of scam multiple times by a variety of outlets and RUclipsrs. I know you guys gotta eat... But, you know...
poor things is out there to normalize p3d()s, in case you missed it . hence: horrible movie from a horrible director.
wow, he is geat!
🎉
Τὸ ψάρι μας.
please invite "stranger things" editors to podcast
what the f does that title mean, not clear at all
ahhhhh, well I didn't know it's a movie lol
"Poor things" editor tells them how to edit weird ... seems easy enough
the title definitely needs a change, it confused me so much
What's confusing about it?
also: the movie has a horrible theme.
What has this to do with what you are commenting on?
And also, no, i disagree x1000. The score helped bring this to life just as much as the brilliant cinematography
@@JustClicking01
The movie didn't win oscars. The Makeup, hair, costume and production designers did. So.....
and emma stone!
Loved the movie but the ending made a huge error. Putting the goat's brain in the body of her father/husband (Damien Bonnard) achieved nothing since they were punishing the goat! The father's brain should have been in the goat's body. IMHO a cool ending would have had the farther's body now controlled by the brain of Willem Dafoe and giving the old chap another life.
um... it.. it didn't win an Oscar for editing
can you read?
Editing a film that won an Oscar ≠ A film that won an Oscar for editing.
The title isn't incorrect.
This youtuber like to overexaggerate Any Artsy film, Same way modern art Fans Do To an Empty canvas