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The 118 pages that link to Film editing, each with the reason it gives.

• Terrence MalickNarrower topic: Malick’s extensive editing reshapes performances and scenes into impressionistic final films.

• Anne V. CoatesNarrower topic: This is the craft through which Coates shaped performances, pacing, and visual transitions.

• Dhurandhar (2025 film)Related: Editing determines the pace and clarity of the film’s action sequences.

• Erich von StroheimRelated: The removal of footage from Greed made editing a decisive struggle over his artistic authorship.

• Nature documentaryRelated: Editing compresses long observations into sequences that imply a coherent story.

• Rajkumar HiraniNarrower topic: His experience as an editor informs the pacing of his comic sequences.

• René ClairRelated: Clair’s visual gags depend on carefully controlled cuts, pacing, and movement.

• Teguh KaryaRelated: Editing shaped the measured pace and emotional emphasis of his screen dramas.

• 28 Years LaterRelated: Jon Harris edited the film's shifting rhythms of intimacy and horror.

• Frederick WisemanRelated: Wiseman shapes meaning through extensive editing rather than explanatory narration.

• Kon IchikawaRelated: The montage in Tokyo Olympiad makes sporting action rhythmic and expressive.

• Leonid GaidaiRelated: The brisk rhythm of Gaidai’s comic scenes depends on the placement and duration of cuts.

• Max LinderRelated: The pacing of visual gags depended on how Linder’s films arranged actions and reactions.

• Shekhar KapurRelated: Editing shapes the pace and intensity of Kapur’s contrasting dramatic worlds.

• The Real WorldRelated: Editors created character arcs and dramatic episodes from extensive footage.

• Claire DenisRelated: Elliptical cuts and withheld transitions shape how Denis’s stories unfold.

• Costa-GavrasRelated: Rapid cutting and parallel action help his films turn investigation into suspense.

• Helen GibsonRelated: Editing shaped how Gibson’s performed stunts appeared as continuous, convincing action.