Walter Murch on Editing the Restaurant Scene from The Godfather | On Editing

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The multi-BAFTA and Oscar-winning editor of The English Patient, Apocalypse Now and more takes us through the process that goes into crafting the perfect edit. From how he gets along with directors to the Platonic editing ideal, Murch makes use of his forty plus years of experience to provide practical advice and insight for aspiring editors.
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Timing a screenplay--brilliant. Many speakers don't even time their rehearsals--and careful timing helps you avoid disaster.

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wow I'll now look at the Godfather in a whole new way. The train in the background is also his mind going haywire

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1:18 if only aspiring filmmakers knew the the importance of this scentance and how far its rooted in everything related to a film

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That train sound, love it!!

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Mentions India and Satyajit Ray, Kurosawa as an influence.🙂

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the person editing this video - 👀