USC’s Advanced Editing

Inserts

This is the place that you can put a list of your insert requests. Please put the scene number and be as specific as possible on your requests. If you want to upload a JPEG to illustrate what you want let me know.

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  • Comments on Week 6 - Sections 1 - 5 « USC’s Advanced Editing // February 23, 2008 at 11:41 pm

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  • zdehm // February 25, 2008 at 10:16 pm

    okay, i have an insert i’d like to see:

    In the Mikey/Oona apartment scene at the end of the film, I’m dying to see a close up of Mikey opening the door and a shot of Oona saying Hi. Currently, it’s only covered from the wide, and there’s no way of knowing what the hell either of them are thinking. I think it’s a crucial moment…Oona is making a big step in coming back to see him, and Mikey is making a big decision by letting her come back in.

  • Norman // February 26, 2008 at 1:04 am

    Is there a scene number for this?

  • pfonarev // February 26, 2008 at 3:55 am

    There’s a few shots that would definitely help my section.

    1. An exterior establishing shot of Mikey’s apt for the beginning of scene 96
    2. Any interior or exterior footage of Steph and Oona driving in a car, getting in a car together or exiting a car together

    And Zack (regarding his previous post) says that it’s scene number 119

  • midnightjester87 // February 28, 2008 at 4:17 pm

    I believe it is scene 59 where there is supposed to be an insert of Jesse’s text message from Steph saying “Two for flinching. -Steph” I didn’t see it, but maybe I just missed it in the captured material.

  • Norman // March 4, 2008 at 6:10 am

    Some other inserts that have been requested include shots of TiMER as it is counting down. In fact, shots of the TiMER in general would be helpful, since most of the shots we have now don’t read very well.

    I’ve also heard requests for some transitional elements — Los Angeles shots have been discussed but we are also trying to come up with something more interesting and integrated.

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