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Knock at the Cabin - The Choice Cut

DonkeyKonga said:
This can probably be done relatively easy with an ai voice over, probably. Only you can't show it. (I don't work with ai voices, but I assume it could be done)
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That's an extremely interesting idea. I'm gonna give it a try after I finish my Baby Driver edit
 
Does this edit not have a title to differentiate it from the original film?
 
It does, I just didn't have it in mind when I wrote the Thread Title. I'm calling it "Knock At The Cabin - The Choice Cut"
 
Made a few small changes to the movie thanks to some great feedback, so thank you @futon88!

And I showed the edit to two friends of mine, they loved it. I was already addicted to editing but now I'm having a tough time watching movies without thinking of ways to improve them lol
 
JasonFlippy said:
Made a few small changes to the movie thanks to some great feedback, so thank you @futon88!

And I showed the edit to two friends of mine, they loved it. I was already addicted to editing but now I'm having a tough time watching movies without thinking of ways to improve them lol
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Watch older movies to get rid of these feelings. Watch Hara Kiri and you'll realise there are still some cinematic works out there that are *flawless*. Even slower paced epic stuff like Gone with the Wind is practically flawlessly cut.

There are still films to watch without your inner editor getting triggered. :p

I watched Kwaidan yesterday, and it was cut practically flawlessly. Makes sense, too. A lot of the filmmaking process was a lot more intricate back then, there was far less room for error.
 
JasonFlippy said:
That's a great idea @DonkeyKonga, there are certainly movies out there that require no changes, just gotta find em!
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It also makes you appreciate the art form more when you find one of these gems. Remember back in the day you couldn't control + z anything you did. Everything was done manually and mostly permanently on film.

A lot of Hitchcock films are also nigh flawless. Psycho is an editing masterclass imo. Same with rear window.
 
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