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Legit Cool Podcast, your go to spot for all things film. We’re your guides to the cinematic universe. We dive deep into the world of cinema with our passionate host River, with regular guests Nath, Jasey, and Tony, as they journey through latest blockbusters, uncovering hidden gems, and celebrating timeless classics. Each episode is a cinematic adventure, where we dissect, discuss, and debate everything about the films that shape our cultural landscape. Why listen? Because we’re more than just a review show - we’re a community of film lovers sharing our unfiltered opinions, hilarious anecdotes, and genuine love for the art of storytelling. Expect interviews with industry insiders, exclusive sneak peeks, and a regular dose of recommendations to fuel your next movie night. So, grab your popcorn, settle into your favorite spot, and join us every week for a rollercoaster ride through the magical world of cinema. Legit Cool Podcast - where every frame tells a story, and every story sparks a conversation. Instagram: @legitcoolpodcast Facebook: Legit Cool Podcast - Movie Talk YouTube: Legit Cool Podcast
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Saturday May 11, 2024
Saturday May 11, 2024
The Lord of the Rings - A PODCAST SPECIAL
In this episode, River and Tony interview Jamie Selkirk, the legendary film editor and producer known for his work on the Lord of the Rings trilogy. They discuss Jamie's experience at the Oscars, his early collaborations with Peter Jackson, and his involvement in the Lord of the Rings films. Jamie shares insights into the editing process and the challenges of working on a trilogy. They also touch on other films Jamie has worked on, such as Bad Taste, Heavenly Creatures, and The Frighteners. In this conversation, Jamie Selkirk, the editor of the Lord of the Rings trilogy, discusses the process of editing and the importance of performance in filmmaking. He explains how editing can enhance a performance and create a cohesive narrative. The conversation also delves into specific scenes from the films, such as the battle on Pelennor Fields, and explores the editing techniques used to build tension and emotion. Selkirk also mentions the challenges of pacing and maintaining the audience's engagement throughout the films. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the extended editions of the films and Selkirk's current projects.
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Jamie Selkirk won an Academy Award for best editor on the Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King.
The editing process for the Lord of the Rings films involved multiple editors, with each editor working on a different film in the trilogy.
Peter Jackson's directing style involved shooting multiple takes to ensure he captured the desired performance.
The budget for the Lord of the Rings films increased as the project evolved, with the first film receiving the majority of the funding.
The editing team focused on maintaining a consistent style and performance throughout the trilogy. Editing is a process of finding the best performance and using different shots to create a cohesive narrative.
The editor must consider pacing and rhythm to maintain the audience's engagement.
Specific scenes, such as the battle on Pelennor Fields, were carefully edited to build tension and emotion.
The extended editions of the films include additional scenes that were not necessary for the theatrical release.
Jamie Selkirk is currently involved in the Miramar Creative studio and editing and sound post-production for Victoria University.
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