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By: twilightshirts

twilightshirts — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 02:07:21 +0000

The real question, though, is why are we drawn to films with fewer cuts, longer takes? As my taste has moved more and more in that direction over the years, the chance that my wife will actually like what I'm watching has decreased in inverse proportion.

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By: Matt Parker

Matt Parker — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 19:02:13 +0000

yeah man fascinating. I have no doubt if I did a similar analysis of my favorite films, they would bend heavily toward the “long take” spectrum.

And of course, it's all subjective – I can't really say that my taste is better than hers. It's just that I want a film that takes its time, that savors a moment, that gives us space to breath. I find most television and popular films suffocating.

By: HarryTuttle

HarryTuttle — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 20:32:42 +0000

I forgot to finish my sentence. It should read :

"And since the ASL is statistical, the variation between 1 and 3 minutes, because of the wide discrepency in long take length (from 30 sec, which is a lot for mainstream, to 10 minutes possibly) is not as significant to the editing style of a scene as it is in the lower ASL range films."

When the ASL is under 10 sec, we know long takes are rare. But with ASL over a minute we can't tell (from the stats) if there are only minute-long takes, or if there are frequent rapid countershots and cutaways between long takes. Two movies could be very different with similar ASL numbers. So your Avg. Shots per scene helps to refine this a bit, but not enough to differenciate the editing style.

The opening of TDK is an exception (lots of slow tracking shots, observation of the men at work one after the other instead of the traditional simultaneous parallel montage), l guess, like the silent opening of There Will Be Blood (for other reasons), but I would be surprised if the stats on the whole run time of TDK stay like that.