I have a strong love for indie film, however. . .
This movie may be too amateur for it's own good. I'm 11 minutes in and witnessed the most atrocious jump cut this side of the 1970s. Seriously. It is a still shot of an actress speaking lines, and it abruptly cuts mid sentence, skipping one or two words, and she continues to finish the sentence. This movie is shot on digital video, and edited with something akin to Final Cut or Avid. It is really inexcusable in this day and age. Even the lowest budget student production does not subject viewers to this kind of atrocious film editing. I thought this kind of mistake disappeared with the extinction of amateur film splicing. With modern technology there are literally hundreds of ways to fix this in post production, and most of them would take no more than five minutes, so I am baffled. My only conclusion is that they did not care about the film. If they did not care, why should I?
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