When I begin editing, there is an entirely new set of choreography: What is the pacing, timing, breath?
Considerations of flow, pacing, timing and length constraints, visual and sound quality, and relative contribution to the resulting meta-narrative are incorporated into the crafting of the final film.
You are, by and large, the actor who determines pace, timing, substance, et cetera.
Before the Industrial Revolution in Britain most workers controlled their pace, timing, and conduct at work.
Before the Industrial Revolution in Great Britain, most people were employed in family workshops; in other words, they controlled their own pace, timing and behavior at work, and traditional family roles determined the division of labor.
He directed his first short, The Night Watchman, in 1938; like most of Jones's early efforts, it emulated Disney's timing, pacing, and design.
As it proved, among my best memories of the filmmaking are the conversations (drunken or otherwise) I had with Fred, in which we both acknowledged, I think, that, different as film directors and novelists are, our abiding obsession was the same: the mysteries of storytelling - of timing, pacing and the exactly judged release of information and emotion.
The other strategy involves preserving normal ventricular activation sequence whenever possible with manipulation of pacing mode and timing cycle.
And you've heard it a million times, but 80% of comedy is about timing and pacing".
Like an actor, he had a sense of pacing and timing.
But in "Snow," Mr. Jijia doesn't show Mr. Forsythe's ability to create a dramatic arc through pacing and timing.
