What is In-camera
Editing?
[In-camera editing] This is a video editing technique which happens
inside the camera.
Instead of waiting
until the post-production stage to organise footage, the cinematographer shoots
each unit of narrative sequentially, filming shots in a very precise way, so
that the ‘edit’ develops as filming progresses.
The film is therefore
already complete by the end of production.
In-Camera Editing:
Planning shots so
that they can be filmed in the precise order they will be presented in requires
a great deal of fore-thought.
Some of this time is
reclaimed, since no additional editing time is needed to cut out or re-order
scenes later on.
In an in-camera edit,
when the very last scene is filmed, the production is finished.
If footage has been
recorded digitally, the film can be played straight from the camera.
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