A Fast-Paced 10-Minute Compilation of Five Movies That Average Two Seconds Per Shot and 3,000 Shots Per Film
Film editor Vashi Nedomansky has created “The Fastest Cut: Furious Film Editing,” a fast-paced 10-minute compilation video featuring five movies that average two seconds per shot and 3,000 shots per film. Each of the five film are being played back at twelve times the normal speed.
Only one of these films remains comprehensible at this speed. You don’t have to watch the whole video…feel free to scroll through and view different sections and compare the films. You will see that the painstaking craftsmanship of MAD MAX: FURY ROAD survives the massive speed up.
via Ronen V
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