That means shots ready for distribution could be produced within 6 to 8 weeks, the authors write, and production costs would fall.
I mean, shot for shot, frame for frame.
It's said you're a mean shot around parliament with a Nerf gun.
Variations in the mean shot luminances are shown in Fig. 2d for the first 512 shots of Westward Ho (Bradbury, 1935).
Among the other physical measures of movies that we have recorded and investigated are the mean luminance of each shot, the mean clutter in each shot, and the mean shot scale (see Cutting, 2016a, 2016b; Cutting & Armstrong, 2016, 2018).
These means were then rescaled back to the overall mean shot duration across all movies (7.46 seconds) as shown in Fig. 1.
Fig. 2 Variations in mean shot duration (in seconds) across the duration-normalized films of three different eras of popular movies.
Mean shot duration rises from the silent era (about 7 seconds) to the early sound era (11 seconds), and then shortens markedly through the midsample movies (7 seconds) to the more contemporary films (4 seconds).
Again, the three dimensions investigated here are the mean shot durations measured by transition density, the mean amount of flicker motion as measured by interframe correlations, and the mean luminance across all frames of shots in the 180 sound movies released from 1930 to 2015.
Our initial analyses suggested that mean shot length was longer in TotTV than ATV, which is surprising given reports that fast-paced editing attracts more attention in infants and young children (Gola & Calvert, 2011; Valkenburg & Vroone, 2004).
