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Order in Chaos Storytelling and Editing in Documentary Film
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326 pages, ebook
Published November 1, 2021
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March 28, 2022
Excellent stories, tips, philosophies for documentary filmmaking and documentary editing by the great N.P.A.
It is quite a tight read, only slightly repetitive from someone who has had a career lasting over 4 decades and worked with the likes of Joshua Oppenheimer (Act of Killing) and Pirjo Honkasalo (Three Rooms of Melancholia).
It is more of an intuitive, feelings based approach, than an instructions manual.
It is quite a tight read, only slightly repetitive from someone who has had a career lasting over 4 decades and worked with the likes of Joshua Oppenheimer (Act of Killing) and Pirjo Honkasalo (Three Rooms of Melancholia).
It is more of an intuitive, feelings based approach, than an instructions manual.
September 4, 2024
Hunting down some of his films so I can read in context. This was refreshing after some more theoretical reads
September 22, 2024
A rare and privileged insight into the intricacies of the documentary editing process.
January 3, 2025
Candid, practically helpful, and soulful. Full of love for life and its complexities, and for the craft.
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