In the Blink of an Eye

While reading the excerpts of In the Blink of an Eye there was a lot that I found very interesting. I was amazed at the amount of film can be produced when shooting. The narrator went on and on about how much long in length and how many shots it takes to capture a certain scene. Instead of doing everything digitally he would do it by slicing and placing film manually. He also mentions how on certain shots it would have more splices just for shadows. Overall this was a very interesting read and it definitely makes you appreciate the craftsmanship of editing film. 

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