Average Cutting Rates and Highest Cutting Rates 1908-1913
Type of document (medium)
2D digitizing
Creator
Keil, Charlie
Date available
2001
Language
en
Format
image/jpeg
Extent
871 × 761 px
File size
66 KB
Description
In 1912, one can point to a company using only sixteen shots over a thousand feet (Solax's The Girl in the Arm-Chair), while several never dip below thirty shots. Certain companies maintain a fairly consistent rate of cutting, while others produce films with shots per thousand feet ranging from a high of forty-nine to a low of eighteen.
Bibliographic citation
Keil, Charlie. Early Amercian Cinema in Transition: Story, Style and Filmmaking 1907-1913. Madison: The University of Wisconsin Press, 2001. 173.
Rights
© Charlie Keil, 2001. All rights reserved. Courtesy of the author.
Identifier
ark:/17444/564356/7003
Record last modification date
2026-01-08
