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Originally posted by: Hal 9000
If there are numerous scene transitions in the IMAX version that weren't in other versions due to scene shuffling, I'm afraid I couldn't pull it off in a realistic way.
It'd be better left to someone else, but I'd be willing to create an edit "in the spirit of" the IMAX version. But that's not nearly as exciting.
If there are numerous scene transitions in the IMAX version that weren't in other versions due to scene shuffling, I'm afraid I couldn't pull it off in a realistic way.
It'd be better left to someone else, but I'd be willing to create an edit "in the spirit of" the IMAX version. But that's not nearly as exciting.
Thanks for stepping up to the plate, Hal. From my memory, there was no scene shuffling, just shortened scenes. It's not like the film was drastically restructured to affect the narrative, it was simply "trimming the fat" so to speak.
I have a moderate knowledge of editing techniques with some experience with FCP and Avid systems, and I have no doubts that this edit could be achieved with great success if there were only a reference tape...
I mean, if we can figure out precisely which scenes were excised or shortened, I am confident that upon viewing it would be obvious where a natural cut could occur...not a precise science, but, as you say, in the spirit of it.
Let's keep the interest alive!