We would like to acknowledge the help of G.Goodall, a health-care economist, who performed the language and stylistic editing.
I remember one particular project--a report on a study of fish behaviour--that required some stylistic and copy editing.
Nor is this merely a stylistic flaw from which editing could have saved Goldhagen: the repetitiveness matches the general manner of the book.
One of them, Amanda Koubek, said that except for stylistic fixes, "We don't edit the information that the funeral home sends us".
But they are buried in stylistic indulgences of Western films: whiplash editing, electric guitars, hip-hop beats, overhead angles, candy-colored romantic interludes, split screens, animation, food-preparation montages, sepia sequences, even a swordfight rendered as a video game.
Mr. Morris shouts out a few questions during the interviews but otherwise remains off camera, his presence evident only in his stylistic signatures, his tight framing and his aggressive editing.
As its title suggests, this tour de force makes the case that classical Hollywood (1917-60) employed specific stylistic techniques (like point of view and "invisible" editing) and arranged narrative logic, time and space in a particular way so we could understand movies.
Robson had just finished editing Orson Welles Journey Into Fearr, and there are distinct stylistic similarities between the two films.
Or by analyzing her camera angles and strategies of lighting, we might learn to what extent Sherman's Film Stills are informed by stylistic and formal techniques favored for shooting and editing specific genres of film.
A thoughtful edit might have removed many of the stylistic slippages that mar "The Casual Vacancy".
It's a strange effect at first, one of those stylistic flourishes that only Wright – known for his quickfire editing and kinetic camerawork – can get away with.
