BOLD Editing Choices in The Graduate

In this video, I react to the masterful editing in the classic film The Graduate (1967). Directed by Mike Nichols, this film is widely considered a masterpiece and features iconic performances from Anne Bancroft and Dustin Hoffman. Watch as I break down some of the most memorable cuts in the film and explore the impact they have on the story and character development.
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[@mauryw.1818]

I just watched the graduate for the first time. The first thing I said was that it might be the best editing I’ve ever watched. Thanks for your video.

[@cttp]

Glad you liked it!! Sounds like we feel the same vibe :)

[@EditorMusket]

This was one of the most enjoyable editing videos I’ve watched in a while. I can tell you’re passionate about it and it rubs off on the audience

[@cttp]

Wow, thank you!

[@kevinmorrell4155]

My fav movie of all time and always felt the editing was superb and you picked the some of the scenes that were magical! Well done!

[@cttp]

Thanks, Kevin!

[@stewartwilliams9725]

YES! please, more please

[@cttp]

Thanks, Stewart :)

[@sethflix]

I thoroughly enjoyed your review of this film's unique editing style. Subscribed and rang the bell after giving this video a big thumbs up! Great job!

[@cttp]

Thanks! 🎉

[@ares2inc]

Great break down Piotr! I always find something new to learn from your content. Thank you!

[@cttp]

Oh, I'm very pleased to hear this :)

[@jeremyamac]

That stutter cut really does enhance the surprise of that moment. And yes, I would like to see more of this style of video!

[@cttp]

Noted! Thanks :)

[@benfisher1376]

Brilliant film

[@dbaudiovisual202]

love this new analysis format!

[@cttp]

Great to hear this :)

[@AndrewReuter]

Legit great video. Before watching, I would have said “ah look at that, that cut wasn’t quite perfect. Interesting. Nexxxxxxxt.” After watching this, it’ll be easier in those moments to realize, “ah, THAT was an interesting choice! Why did they do that I wonder???” Hard to pick up on that type of stuff without someone opening your eyes to it for the first time, so thank you!

[@cttp]

Thanks for explaining your thought process here! Good to know there's value in it. In such case more to come :D

[@Alex-wt7dp]

I really like these kinds of videos!! Nice work Piotr, I'd love to see LOADS more of these 🤓

[@cttp]

You got it! Thanks, Alex :)

[@joshuavanthoff]

Thanks for the cool analysis of these cuts! Subbed :)

[@cttp]

My pleasure, Joshua. Great to have you here 😊

[@JeffWelcherMedia]

I guess I need to give this movie another chance. The one time I watched it, I found it to be incredibly dull and awkward. Love ya Piotr!

[@cttp]

Really?! I'd be curious to hear if you find it the same on the second watch :) Thanks, Jeff! See you soon.

[@SliwkaProductions]

Waiting for more 😀

[@cttp]

That's good to hear 😊 Is it good enough? I filmed this without any plan which is not how I usually work.

[@SliwkaProductions]

@@cttp Yeah. I really like this "loose form" of tutorials 😁

[@cttp]

Copy that. Thank you!

[@heavyarrows1818]

Hey, great content here 👏👏

[@cttp]

Hey, thanks!

[@wiktorweremczuk6762]

Cześć Piotr! Dzięki, że tworzysz!

[@cttp]

Dziękuję. Miło to słyszeć :)