Dude there’s no way you’re getting this level of editors back to back!! Congrats and THANK YOU for bringing on traditional editors as well. Giving us these inside perspectives from all formats is truly going to help shape the future of content
Chris, thank you so much for these kind words. We work really hard to bring our audience top notch guests and Nicholas was one of our favorite interviews. We really want our audience to have a library of high-quality editors to learn from and we were so stoked to talk about Nope---one of our favorite films---with the person who edited it. Hope you learned something great because we for sure did!
@@EditingPodcast certainly learned a lot from this particular interview. Nope was among my favorite films of the year, I never clicked so fast on a video. Once again thank you for your contributions to the community that you’re building, it’s like you’re bridging the gap between internet and traditional editors while simultaneously shaping the future of editing as a whole. Keep up the hard work fellas!
hey guys i love your podcast so much, its just giving me a new prespective about editing. i hope you guys can invite "Edgar Wright" or his editor, because Edgar style just so interesting
Franklin Peterson/Sam Esmail (Mr. Robot) or Kelley Dixon (Saul/Breaking Bad) Would love to hear from the editors of the two of the best, and if anybody can get them, it'd be this amazing podcast!
There is nothing we love more than nerding out about editing with other editors so speaking with Nicholas was a dream come true. So glad you liked the episode!
Love the breakdown of the barn scare! I can’t remember being that scared in a theater in recent memory. It’s such an effective edit that even on the fourth, fifth, sixth viewing of the film it still “got” me.
Y'all both doing sucha incredible job, by getting such coooool editors... SO MUCH TO LEARN ... Every editor you get on the show is a rabbit hole for me w all their workkkk
Congratulations, Jay! When we got our first clients we were a little nervous, but 5+ years down the line we see that it was the start of something beautiful. Here's to hopefully a long and successful career editing and maybe one day we'll interview you on the show! 🥂
FINALLY i can watch it, been trying to do so since it dropped but was getting a message saying it's blocked for my country! Thank you guys for this podcast, my absolute favourite
Amazing how an editor will arrive at a set of rules that give a solid foundation to work from.....and then, they break free of their own proven ways and climb a mountain just as if to say " because it was there". ...and that is how they make art.
Am I the only one looking for what's going to be drawn on the whiteboard for the episode lol? Also that Child actor exploitation link with the song man, that was so good.
Dude there’s no way you’re getting this level of editors back to back!! Congrats and THANK YOU for bringing on traditional editors as well. Giving us these inside perspectives from all formats is truly going to help shape the future of content
Chris, thank you so much for these kind words. We work really hard to bring our audience top notch guests and Nicholas was one of our favorite interviews. We really want our audience to have a library of high-quality editors to learn from and we were so stoked to talk about Nope---one of our favorite films---with the person who edited it. Hope you learned something great because we for sure did!
@@EditingPodcast certainly learned a lot from this particular interview. Nope was among my favorite films of the year, I never clicked so fast on a video. Once again thank you for your contributions to the community that you’re building, it’s like you’re bridging the gap between internet and traditional editors while simultaneously shaping the future of editing as a whole. Keep up the hard work fellas!
hey guys i love your podcast so much, its just giving me a new prespective about editing. i hope you guys can invite "Edgar Wright" or his editor, because Edgar style just so interesting
Franklin Peterson/Sam Esmail (Mr. Robot) or Kelley Dixon (Saul/Breaking Bad)
Would love to hear from the editors of the two of the best, and if anybody can get them, it'd be this amazing podcast!
this type of podcast is super refreshing - thanks for sharing the expertise!
There is nothing we love more than nerding out about editing with other editors so speaking with Nicholas was a dream come true. So glad you liked the episode!
Love the breakdown of the barn scare! I can’t remember being that scared in a theater in recent memory. It’s such an effective edit that even on the fourth, fifth, sixth viewing of the film it still “got” me.
Y'all both doing sucha incredible job, by getting such coooool editors... SO MUCH TO LEARN ... Every editor you get on the show is a rabbit hole for me w all their workkkk
my favorite movie of the year, great editor to get on this podcast! Thanks for the video.
Yo! I just landed my first editing gig! Wish me luck!
Congratulations, Jay! When we got our first clients we were a little nervous, but 5+ years down the line we see that it was the start of something beautiful. Here's to hopefully a long and successful career editing and maybe one day we'll interview you on the show! 🥂
Thank you for bringing diverse and quality content about editing on a consistent basis🙌
Perfect, I watched nope last night!
Perfect timing! Isn't a great film? When we first watched Nope we kept thinking about it for 5+ days afterwards!
FINALLY i can watch it, been trying to do so since it dropped but was getting a message saying it's blocked for my country!
Thank you guys for this podcast, my absolute favourite
This is a breath of fresh crisp morning air , with the movie editors
So much to learn.
Thank you Jordan, Hayden and Jordan! Raza :)
I loved this movie so much, saw it twice in theaters the 1st week, great guest
Great episode! This movie was fantastic.
Amazing how an editor will arrive at a set of rules that give a solid foundation to work from.....and then, they break free of their own proven ways and climb a mountain just as if to say " because it was there".
...and that is how they make art.
Oh my god I love this video, such an insightful interview.
Amazing episode guys! You are on a roll! Love it!
This was fucking awesome, loved it! Bring more editors pleaseee
This is the podcast I always wanted!
ooohh that's gonna be such a good episode!
I also love the irony of Logan Paul not liking this movie lol
what microphones are you guys using there? Been awhile since I've had to buy one. Thanks!
Dang it, gotta go watch Nope before I watch this
Am I the only one looking for what's going to be drawn on the whiteboard for the episode lol?
Also that Child actor exploitation link with the song man, that was so good.
So odd that the cloud on the white board hasn't moved this entire time... 😉
Am I the only one to have been looking for the song at the start for over a month?
impressive
I love this podcast!!
This podcast loves you.
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Man, I need to edit more longer videos again. The shorts trend is wild.
wow i’m early for once; looking forward to watching this
TUESDAY ARE MY FAVOURITE
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What's wrong with the audio? Every time the guy that is being interviewed speaks the sound pops over the limit, almost unbearable...
23:20 for example when he says "give something"...
Really enjoyed this, thanks guys! Suscribed for more 🙌
“I think a simple rule of business is, if you do the things that are easier first, then you can actually make a lot of progress.”
- Mark Zuckerberg.
What does that quote have to do with this video about the editing of the film “Nope”?
It didn't actually because I didn't watch it
first
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