Saul Pincus

"Legend" is often overused, but not here. When this scene came up in theater... he swept in with deceptive casualness and a gravitas so weighty that simultaneously disarmed and supercharged us. And yet, this example is only a small reminder of a stellar, uncompromising career.

When you're editing a feature, you're often cutting to camera, and the schedule becomes the primary flow you follow. That journey gives slates meaning with remarkable ease. When shooting ends, your emotions are still there. That's why the UK system well on its own merits.

Rather love the UK slating system. Much simpler to guess when something was shot, which is really helpful as the process is continuum in itself.

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Toe-tappin' space opera music!

It's also a stalwart on the Criterion Channel (available in the US and Canada.)

You need new ears.