Views : 497,567
Genre: Film & Animation
Date of upload: Mar 19, 2022 ^^
Rating : 4.882 (459/15,132 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-05-03T19:09:11.608958Z
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Fun fact, the first time Steven Tyler saw Spinal Tap, he thought it was a straight up documentary and didn't realize it was a parody. The "These go to 11" joke became so popular that many amplifier brands started to implement 11 into their volumes just to increase sales, although they didn't actually make the amplifiers any louder. Just another example of good parody becoming reality.
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Really fascinating interview! I'd love to see a similar interview with a different style of comedy editor to compare and contrast the tips. Eg. British comedy tends to have a different feel to American comedy, so I'm wondering how much of that is in the editing and whether the rules are significantly different. In particular, I suspect 'faster is funnier' would be a big point of contention
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I appreciate the content and effort you put in making these. I enjoy watching them as there is so much to learn from them. They are very educational.. in this video I found the video clips were particularly distracting and often my perception of audio (narration/vo) was lost. No idea why or it's just my ADD😂 acting up.
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Thank you, this was very insightful!… Some of my favorite comedy editing is in the films of Mel Brooks, Young Frankenstein and Blazing Saddles, and I just saw on IMDB that the editor of both (John C. Howard) also cut Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, which I still have not seen, but definitely will now!
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@georgemaranville3305
2 years ago
Plus fart noises and sped up footage.
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