Sentence examples for staccato editing from inspiring English sources
There is plenty of fighting in "Green Zone," most of it executed with the hurtling hand-held camerawork and staccato editing that are hallmarks of Mr. Greengrass's style.
None get enough time among all the arty closeups and staccato editing but these are fascinating stories about family, racism, the British weather and the pressure and will to succeed.
Raised in a rural village, he first turned heads as a hungry young artist in 1950s Vienna by fulfilling advertising commissions for a nightclub with black-and-white silhouettes overlaid with Pygmy music, and then, for a beer brand, scenes of drinking rendered through the use of complex staccato editing, sonic debris and intermittent color.
In what can only be a serendipitous moment, Sepulveda's hands echo the movement of the lizard, an effect enhanced by staccato editing that makes her gestures appear more sudden and jerky.
In Hollywood brawls, digitally abetted staccato edits and shaky, off-center perspectives increasingly create a visceral impression of tumult at the expense of coherence (as in the Bourne and Batman movies).
The piece, "Channel Zero," centers around a video version of Leni Riefenstahl's full-length 1935 Nazi propaganda film, "Triumph of the Will," edited down to just under two minutes, its flashing, staccato images accompanied by a Public Enemy rap number.
As a soundtrack, Mr. Pfeiffer has edited taped interviews with the fighters, eliminating the words and leaving a pleasure-pain staccato of breathing.
Its staccato rhythms and jagged editing seem a direct reaction to the softness and smoothness of "Magnolia".
In contrast to Muybridge's subjects, she looks as if she's having the time of her life, her hair whipping and body thrashing in perfect harmony with Mr. Conner's staccato and strobe-like editing.
