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MS – Shorty on his bike, raises gun and shoots 1s
MS – Victor falls back against car 1s
CU – Victor grabs at his stomach where he’s been shot, the camera tilts down and up again 2s
CU – Strike shouting while clinging to a fence 1s
MS – Shorty in a higher Medium Shot, a little off center before he moves out of frame 1s
MS – Victor crumples to the ground 4s
MS –Shorty from behind as he rides away 3s
MS – Strike shouts at Shorty 2s
WS – Strike crouching in anger and Shorty riding off on his bike 4s
CU – Victor’s face as he cringes in pain 2s
MS/Zolly/Pan/Zoom – ‘Strike’ in Medium Shot for 11s, then a Pan right for 8s, slight zoom for 5s (Long Shot), slow Pan left 4s
LS – Victor standing against his car in Long Shot for 4s
MWS – Victor in Medium Wide Shot for 7s
MS – Shorty rides on bike, camera follows movement from front as he travels for 6s
MWS – Victor in Medium Wide Shot for 4s
MS –Shorty on his bike for 2s
MS – Shorty from behind 4s
MS/CU – Tracking Shot into Close Up on Victor 5s
MS/CU – Shorty rides his bike forward into a Close Up 2s
MS – Victor at quarter turn from camera for 2s
“The thing you always have to remember in making a documentary or pitching your documentary, is the idea of ‘Once Upon A Time’...
...it’s important to make issue oriented films, but make it a story!”
1. Always make a story.
2. Everyone starts at the bottom.
3. There's always more to learn.
Photo:
http://yearofthelivingdead.com/gallery/
Bio:
http://filmtv.tisch.nyu.edu/object/PollardS.html
Pollard Started as an apprentice to several independent filmmakers. He worked in the ‘70s on celebrity profiles and television specials to build his skills as an editor. He went on to work on NBC children’s programs Vegetable Soup and The Children’s Television Workshop’s 3-2-1-Contact for which he received two Emmys. Pollard became a producer, working with Henry Hampton on several of his documentaries, which awarded him another Emmy. He then began editing numerous films for Spike Lee. Sam Pollard also received The George Peabody Award for his work on a television series. He now teaches at NYU.
http:
//vimeo.com/64189395
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0689498/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1
http://www.documentary.org/content/avid-excellence-editing-award-sam-pollard
http:
//www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFSlyuoQ4DU
Editor best known for his documentary works and collaborations with director
Spike Lee.