Spider-Verse Editor Reveals The Secret To Cut Action

11/16/23 • 39 min

#spiderverse #film #editing We use Riverside both for meetings and remote interviews, try it for free use code EDITINGPODCAST for 20% off. Sign up to Lickd with our link for 14 days free stock music and 50% off your first mainstream chart track - 0:00 - Kicking Off The Spiderverse Editing Journey 1:31 - Breaking Down The Iconic Gwen Drumming Scene 3:20 - Setting Up Prowler’s Come Back 4:08 - Using Editing Rythm To Tell The Story 6:58 - The Storyboards To Set Up The Scene 9:27 - Spiderverse 3 SPOILER 10:00 - Use Riverside 11:19 - Was This Gwen's Movie? 14:11 - Disagreeing On The Cliffhanger Ending 18:34 - Use Lickd 19:37 - Why Pixar’s Workflow Didn’t Work For Spider-Verse 21:51 - Why The International Cut Was Different Than Domestic 22:18 - The Animators Show Off Their Process On Twitter 24:23 - Why The Movie Never Stopped Animating 27:25 - Breaking Down The Train Sequence 31:31 - ANOTHER Spiderverse Easter egg The Smiling Guy 32:23 - Nailing The Climatic Action Between Miguel & Miles 38:27 - Just Keep Going! Hosts: ⁠ @JordanOrme and @HillierSmith Guests: ⁠Michael Andrews Editor: ⁠ @hilliersmith Executive Producer: Vishnu Vallabhaneni Producer: ⁠ @AshleyJWoods Thumbnail: @davidaltizer Additional Graphics: https://x.com/Peter_Editing?s=20 Get Funk Soul Brother by Jason Pedder, Ben Ziapour, Jamie Ziapour and over 1M + mainstream tracks here https://go.lickd.co/MusicLicense ID: NePE4ErgjYw Welcome to The Editing Podcast, where storytelling meets the art of post-production. In this captivating episode, hosts Hayden Hillier Smith and Jordan Orme dive deep into the world of editing with none other than Michael Andrews, the brilliant mind behind the groundbreaking animated film, "Spiderman: Across The Spiderverse." We unravel the secrets behind the film's mesmerizing opening drumming sequence as Michael takes us on a journey through the creative process that brought this revolutionary moment to the big screen. The hosts and Michael share insights into the challenges, inspirations, and collaborative efforts that shaped this unique and unforgettable cinematic experience. Then the conversation steers towards the action-packed train sequence, a pivotal moment in "Across The Spiderverse." Hear firsthand about the editing decisions that elevated the intensity, rhythm, and emotion of this high-stakes scene. The hosts and Michael dissect the intricacies of crafting dynamic sequences that keep audiences on the edge of their seats. Join us for an engaging discussion that goes beyond the cut and splice, delving into the artistry and technical prowess required to edit a film of this caliber. Whether you're an aspiring editor, a film enthusiast, or simply curious about the creative process, this episode of The Editing Podcast offers a unique peek into the world of editing at its finest.

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Thanks to Storyblocks for sponsoring this video! Download unlimited stock media at one set price with Storyblocks: 0:00 David Fincher’s Editor Kirk Baxter 01:00 Use Riverside 02:18 Why Hiding Blinks Creates Intention 05:05 - The David Fincher Editing Style 09:50 - Choreographing The Vicious Fight Scene in The Killer 12:29 - Letting Sound & Music Guide Your Edit 13:57 - Comment “Storyblocks is cool” 15:00 - Hooking Your Audience In The First 5 Minutes 16:23 - How To Cut With Intention 18:14 - Breaking Down The Sniper Scene in The Killer 25:15 - The Magic Of Vertical Sound Cutting 27:53 - Breaking Down The “Cool Girl” Sequence in Gone Girl Hosts: ⁠ @JordanOrme and @HillierSmith Guests: ⁠Kirk Baxter Editor: ⁠ @tysonpellegrini @hilliersmith Executive Producer: Vishnu Vallabhaneni Thumbnail: @davidaltizer Welcome to The Editing Podcast, where storytelling meets the art of post-production. In this riveting episode, hosts Hayden Hillier Smith and Jordan Orme sit down with none other than the master editor behind the brilliance of David Fincher's cinematic wonders—Kirk Baxter. We delve deep into Kirk's illustrious career, spanning iconic films that have left an indelible mark on the world of cinema. From “The Social Network” to “Gone Girl” to his most recent thriller, “The Killer”, Kirk Baxter's editorial prowess has shaped some of the most memorable moments in film history and has influenced the editing landscape forever. In this episode, we dissect the mesmerizing opening sniper scene, a sequence that hooks audiences from the first frame. Kirk takes us behind the scenes, sharing the secrets of crafting tension and suspense that keep viewers on the edge of their seats. We also explore the intricacies of "The Killer's" visceral fight scene, a jaw-dropping display of editing finesse that elevates the film to a new level of intensity. Kirk Baxter's insights into the creative decisions behind each cut and the rhythmic flow of the sequence offer a rare glimpse into the mind of a true editing maestro.