Editing

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» Art of Splicing - Offers a step-by-step guide to splicing film for beginners, with diagrams and illustrations.
» DMN Forums - Dennis Kuchera hosts a number of forums that discuss editing equipment and software.
» Editing - Academic website containing an introduction to the theory of editing. Articles on montage, continuity and the 180-degree rule.
» EditorsNet.com - EditorsNet provides professional film and video editors information, editorial and news updated daily on the art, technology and business of film and video editing.
» Film Secrets - Edit Heaven - A selection of editing topics and an in depth analysis of new non-linear film/video technology.
» Film and Video Electronic Cinematography - Steve Bradford's homepage includes articles on nonlinear editing and blue-screen shooting as well as links to camera sites.
» Guide to EDL Management - A guide to Edit Decision Lists, the primary method of transferring information about an edit project between editing systems.
» Interview With Darren Holmes, Editor, The Iron Giant - Darren Holmes, Film Editor of Warner Bros. feature animation The Iron Giant, discusses his first credit as a lead film editor.
» Manhattan Edit Workshop - Offers workshops on the art and technique of film editing.
» Movie.it - Film archive, realized by Telepress Editorial Services, contains over 180.000 digital images regarding over 26.000 titles and is exclusively for editing professionals.
» Non-Linear Editing Help Center - Articles on various aspects of editing, and Avid tips.
» Nonlinear 4 - This book by Michael Rubin about nonlinear editing is a staple of film schools and communications departments worldwide. Site includes purchase information as well as extensive editing-related link lists.
» Nonlinear Editing - Nonlinear editing news, reviews, and links.
» Post Producer - An informational site discussing editing, post production and film sound track building for the independent filmmaker creating 16mm, 35mm and digital video movies.