09/08/2017 | THE EARLY HISTORY OF EDITING

What do you notice about early filmmakers in regards to editing?  What similarities did you notice between early filmmakers and the mobile films that your classmates have made?

I noticed what is pointed out to us. Early films had extremely long shots. Many shots were completely stationary shots, letting things leave the frame. There weren't as many cuts as there are right now in the modern days. How are they similar to the mobile films that my classmates make? Some shots are stationary, very dull, not well planned out, and they tend to cram things into one long scene.

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