Chapter 56

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According to Murphy's idea, when the chat content appears in the picture, it should be supplemented by the keyboard tapping sound as the voice over. The rapid typing sound can show the urgency of both the male and female protagonists, and also exaggerate the urgency of the atmosphere. The whole chat role has never appeared, even the typing hand does not appear, which can enhance the mystery of the film, plus the girl's love at the beginning Sadistic play, seemingly a few lines of simple chat records, can let the viewer feel the hidden murders.

It can be said that the scenes here complement each other with the opening massacre play, and can also bring questions, will the new girl be killed or escaped, or something else?

Only when you have questions can you attract people.

Murphy and Griffith felt tired during most of the busy day. Paul Wilson made coffee at the right time. Several people left the workshop temporarily and sat down around a small table near the door.

This is the suburb of Burbank. The studio is built on a two-story building. When you go out, you can see a small terrace. Sitting on it, you can see a green landscape, which can relax your eyes when you look at the screen for a long time.

Even Murphy has to admire, born in CAA's agent ability is really excellent.

Although he was resting, the topic of several people never left work, especially Murphy. He knew that he was lack of ability, and constantly asked Griffith for some questions.

"Jody, how do you keep sensitivity to clips?"

After half a cup of coffee, Murphy asked seriously, "I've always wondered how a good editor can keep in shape and control the rhythm of editing."

"Griffith said slowly," I don't think there's only one way for you to see a face, "I think

Murphy nodded hard.

"I watch movies all the time. I watch a movie every day, including some very popular TV series or documentaries. Sometimes I try to shoot and make something. Of course, these are not necessarily suitable methods, but I will find some novelty in the process."

although I am not even a second-class editor in the industry, Griffith is in the industry For many years, with Murphy's most lack of experience, "there is another advantage to doing this. The film will eventually face the audience, so you need to know the audience's habits."

Hearing this, Murphy felt thoughtful.

Griffith continued, "and to see how people in the industry do things, both in North America and Europe, you have to open your eyes to keep yourself. But I also went back to watch the old films. I think there must be a balance. I also need to keep my interest in the film and feel the characters in it. Maybe some films are not important for editing. They may be invisible editing, but editors need to pay attention to the performance of those characters. "

He picked up the cup and drank the rest of the coffee. Paul Wilson quickly refilled it. Like Murphy, the intern was listening to Griffith's professional experience.

"The other is to observe life. When you usually take the subway or on the street, you should pay attention to how people at the table next to you talk. Some details are very important." Griffith held the coffee cup, felt the temperature of the coffee, and said, "the film can't put away these things. Don't think it's just the work of the director or screenwriter. The editor is also very important. For example, in your shot, Haley said that the girl can't drink the drinks given by other men. The next clip should be followed by the picture of her pouring the drinks herself. These are common sense Only when you feel that this thing has something to do with you can you record it in your mind... "

The sound of high heels landing on the other side of the stairs interrupted Griffith's words. Listening to the familiar rhythm, Murphy turned to see that a tall blonde woman had turned out of the stairs. She was wearing wide brimmed sunglasses, with a beige sun hat on her head, and her whole face with delicate makeup was covered under the long brim to avoid the season Festival is still raging hot sun.

Fit professional suit, hate than the sky high heel, even if Murphy only see these, also know who is coming.

"You don't have jobs?" Carla Firth went to the terrace and said, "Hi, Jody. Hi, Murphy

"Why do you have time to come?"

Back in Los Angeles, they also talked on the phone and planned to have dinner together. However, after Carla Firth was promoted, she was too busy and finally had to cancel. Murphy looked at her with a little curiosity, but kept on talking and introduced Paul Wilson.

"It's almost time." Jody Griffith looked at his watch. "We went first."

He was the first to leave the terrace and enter the studio, followed by Paul Wilson.

"What time do you arrive?" Carla Firth asked.

"It's six o'clock." Murphy also looked at the time, took a new cup and poured her a cup of coffee. "If you don't hurry, you can taste the coffee first, and we'll have dinner together after work."

Carla Firth picked up her coffee cup, sniffed it, and waved to Murphy, "you go ahead, I'll wait for you."At six o'clock in the afternoon, Murphy announced the end of the first day's work on time. She met Carla Firth, who was waiting outside, and went to a nearby Italian restaurant for dinner.

Sitting on the window side of the dining room, Carla Firth looks sarcastic, but actually asks with concern, "is the capital chain going to break?"

Swallowing his macaroni, Murphy shrugged. "It's a pity to disappoint you. Three hundred thousand dollars is enough for post production."

Carla Firth looked up at Murphy in surprise. "How did you do that?"

"Make a good plan," Murphy said casually without thinking about it. "Strictly implement the plan. Every link in the work should match like a screw on the assembly line."

"Assembly line?" Carla Firth raised her eyebrows. "I didn't expect you'd come to the essence of Hollywood so soon."

"Eh?" Murphy didn't understand, "what's the essence?"

"Hollywood has ruined the art of film," Carla Firth said with some reason. "At the beginning, film was still an art, and the public turned to filmmakers with the eyes of Picasso and Chopin. Later, the industrial revolution began, and everything that could be commercialized was commercialized again. The Mona Lisa came out of the printing press one by one, framed, and brought a lot of profits to the businessmen. "

"So, film has become a profitable business, and everything is like an assembly line," Murphy said. "Some people do professional market research to see what kind of films audiences like to pay for; there are special departments to write scripts, or simply outsource them; drama, lighting, and scenery perform their own duties; sales are harder, and they ask grandparents for advice for distribution; The actors have to work hard. One crew has two or three big wrists, and the others are responsible for the meal and one hundred dollars a day

What else do you want in his voice? No problem. Come to my room tonight and study... "