The Editing Podcast: Mastering Cinematic Editing with Yorgos Lampos
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In this riveting episode of The Editing Podcast, the team delves into the enigmatic world of editing with the illustrious Yorgos Lampos, the mastermind behind acclaimed films like "The Lobster" and "The Favourite." They unravel the secrets of his editing prowess, emphasizing the art of letting shots breathe to convey profound meaning without unnecessary cuts. Yorgos's unique approach to using music as a metronome to dictate edits and shape actor performances adds a whole new dimension to the editing process, showcasing the intricate dance between visuals and sound.
The discussion takes a deep dive into the power of simplicity in editing, highlighting how minimal shots can pack a punch and leave a lasting impact on the audience. Yorgos's keen eye for detail is evident as he dissects the importance of holding onto shots to amplify tension and create unforgettable cinematic moments. The team explores the role of time as a narrative tool, weaving together disparate scenes to engage viewers on a profound emotional level.
As the conversation unfolds, Yorgos shares his insights into the meticulous process of editing performances and building emotional connections through subtle yet impactful creative choices. The team reflects on the intricate balance between rhythm, storytelling, and visual elements in crafting a compelling cinematic experience. Through their analysis of editing techniques and the interplay of music and visuals, they uncover the essence of storytelling that transcends mere filmmaking, leaving a lasting impression on both creators and audiences alike.
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Comparison of editing stages in different professions
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Discussion on the effectiveness of not cutting in filmmaking
Praise for the sound editing and visual storytelling in the scenes
Comments on the artistry and technique of editing
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Critique on the classification of the movie as a comedy
Personal anecdotes related to editing disagreements and awards
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