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Nuria Tissera

The document analyzes the editing techniques used in a scene from the movie Hot Fuzz. It breaks down the scene into multiple shots including long shots, medium shots, and close ups. The editing functions to introduce the main character, speed up the action by cutting shots fast without transitions, and use camera movements and zooming to introduce characters and show emotions. It lists the shot sequences and editing functions used to connect different shots and scenes with whip pans and add realism and drama through camera techniques.

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EDITING ANALYSIS OF HOT FUZZ CLIP The scene starts showing the main character. 1: Long shot 2: Medium shot 3: Close shot Editing Function:  Action movement  INTRODUCTION main character, every second more approached  Black transition between shots  Intrigue audience
The next shots sequence: 4: High angle - Long shot. Group of kids surprised from point of view of the protagonist. 5: Low Long shot “shoulder” from a kid view 6: Low Angle-medium shot. Showing the protagonist & kids. 7: Medium shot. Now you can tell the shot before was from the security camera where the protagonist was looking at. Editing Functions:  Cut the scene fast. Speed up action
Shot sequence: 8: High angle - Medium shot kids impressed 9: Medium shot protagonist 10: Low Long shot “shoulder” from a kid view 11: Close Up of the bag and kid’s hands. Editing Functions:  Cut the scene fast.  No transitions to Speed up the action
List shots next sequence: 12: Close Up bag 13: Extra Close Up hands and graffiti cans 14: Medium shot. Now you can realize what the kids are doing with the spray in the screens in the back. 15: medium shot of the lady. Editing Functions:  Roughly Camera movements when kids are taking graffiti cans  Zooming to introducing characters and show emotions
Sequence’s shot list: 16: Close shot walk-talkie 17: Medium shot other walk- talkie 18: Medium shot. Character in the center of the scene 19: Medium shot Editing Functions:  Whip pan – effect transition: Makes connections between the different shots/scenes  Zooming the character looking at the camera. Give realism and drama to the action.  Roughly movement of the camera. Add emotions of action, something is going on.

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Hot fuzz clip

  • 1. EDITING ANALYSIS OF HOT FUZZ CLIP The scene starts showing the main character. 1: Long shot 2: Medium shot 3: Close shot Editing Function:  Action movement  INTRODUCTION main character, every second more approached  Black transition between shots  Intrigue audience
  • 2. The next shots sequence: 4: High angle - Long shot. Group of kids surprised from point of view of the protagonist. 5: Low Long shot “shoulder” from a kid view 6: Low Angle-medium shot. Showing the protagonist & kids. 7: Medium shot. Now you can tell the shot before was from the security camera where the protagonist was looking at. Editing Functions:  Cut the scene fast. Speed up action
  • 3. Shot sequence: 8: High angle - Medium shot kids impressed 9: Medium shot protagonist 10: Low Long shot “shoulder” from a kid view 11: Close Up of the bag and kid’s hands. Editing Functions:  Cut the scene fast.  No transitions to Speed up the action
  • 4. List shots next sequence: 12: Close Up bag 13: Extra Close Up hands and graffiti cans 14: Medium shot. Now you can realize what the kids are doing with the spray in the screens in the back. 15: medium shot of the lady. Editing Functions:  Roughly Camera movements when kids are taking graffiti cans  Zooming to introducing characters and show emotions
  • 5. Sequence’s shot list: 16: Close shot walk-talkie 17: Medium shot other walk- talkie 18: Medium shot. Character in the center of the scene 19: Medium shot Editing Functions:  Whip pan – effect transition: Makes connections between the different shots/scenes  Zooming the character looking at the camera. Give realism and drama to the action.  Roughly movement of the camera. Add emotions of action, something is going on.