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I have a new position at work and new hours. In adjusting to this I was up for 24 hours last night. In that delirium, I made a super quick edit of something I always wanted to do. This brings us to:
MAD MAX: get to the point edit:
FIRSTLY REPEAT AFTER ME: "BLASPHEMY!"
Got that out of your systems now? Good, lets go on:
I loved the film but always thought a lot of the drama slowed it down (or it was the score music used though I do like that as well). At any rate I did the unthinkable:
1. I edited out any reference or scene of Max's family
2. I kept most of all the action and drama that revolved around those scenes
3. Because I cut out Max's family, it now looks like he goes nuts for what the toecutter gang did to his friend Goose.
4. film now runs 57mins
4a. kept both Aussie and US languages
I used the OOP Jap dvd because the US disc had some crazy issues that no matter what I tried, upon any editing (this even includes just copying a section and not doing anything with it) the sync goes out. Trust me I did try everything short of trying to adjust it to re-fit the film.
The Jap dvd still looks very nice, is widescreen (4:3 however) and worked fine
the only thing I might do is re-encode the film so it's animorphic, but really it will not bother me if I do not end up doing that
I wanted to keep this as a fast edit so no crazy menus or the full nine yards. I am going to burn a test disc and then get it out there.--enjoy
MAD MAX: get to the point edit:
FIRSTLY REPEAT AFTER ME: "BLASPHEMY!"
Got that out of your systems now? Good, lets go on:
I loved the film but always thought a lot of the drama slowed it down (or it was the score music used though I do like that as well). At any rate I did the unthinkable:
1. I edited out any reference or scene of Max's family
2. I kept most of all the action and drama that revolved around those scenes
3. Because I cut out Max's family, it now looks like he goes nuts for what the toecutter gang did to his friend Goose.
4. film now runs 57mins
4a. kept both Aussie and US languages
I used the OOP Jap dvd because the US disc had some crazy issues that no matter what I tried, upon any editing (this even includes just copying a section and not doing anything with it) the sync goes out. Trust me I did try everything short of trying to adjust it to re-fit the film.
The Jap dvd still looks very nice, is widescreen (4:3 however) and worked fine
the only thing I might do is re-encode the film so it's animorphic, but really it will not bother me if I do not end up doing that
I wanted to keep this as a fast edit so no crazy menus or the full nine yards. I am going to burn a test disc and then get it out there.--enjoy