Walter Murch
Is an american film editor and sound designer who come up with set of rules to follow when editing which are:
1. Emotion - How will this cut affect the audience emotionally at this particular moment in the film?
2. Story - Does the edit move the story forward in a meaningful way?
3. Rhythm - Is the cut at a point that makes rhythmic sense?
4. Eye Trace - How does the cut affect the location and movement of the audience's focus in that particular film?
5. Two Dimensional Place of Screen - Is the axis followed properly?
6. Three Dimensional Space - Is the cut true to established physical and spacial relationships?
2. Story - Does the edit move the story forward in a meaningful way?
3. Rhythm - Is the cut at a point that makes rhythmic sense?
4. Eye Trace - How does the cut affect the location and movement of the audience's focus in that particular film?
5. Two Dimensional Place of Screen - Is the axis followed properly?
6. Three Dimensional Space - Is the cut true to established physical and spacial relationships?
These techniques are widely used across the video editing industry in movies and tv shows. Below is a video where Walter Murch elaborates on his six rules.
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