What do the following terms mean in movie business? Director's Cut Editor's Cut Theatrical Cut What are the differences between them? Are there any other cut
Some square like symbols similar to the ones discussed in this question: These appear on the back of physical media, for example DVDs, with various number of
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When talking of the upcoming S.H.I.E.L.D. TV series, ABC Entertainment Group President Paul Lee said: “We don’t normally talk about testing, but
What do the following terms mean in movie business? Director's Cut Editor's Cut Theatrical Cut What are the differences between them? Are there any other cut
Although I don't have a clear example, I'm looking for a transition which is somehow a mix of: Cross-cutting: where two scenes in different locations happen at
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I am compiling a list of movies, and as I do so I find that I'm dividing them into to the following categories: Live action: Non-animated fil
The title says it all: What is the difference between a movie's soundtrack, and its score?
Recently I was watching a short film titled "Black Hole". In the credits following I came across one "Purva Desai" being credited under D.O.P (i.e. Director of
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In the TV series Supernatural, almost all episodes have a darkish colour scheme. The only exception is for episodes partly set in another univ