When The Editor Deletes The $1,000,000 Shot

[@NicholasMocha]

It's crazy how underappreciated and unknown these Hollywood editors are. I love that they finally have a platform to voice how amazing they are.

[@algersonvincent]

like a great edit isn't suppose to be seen, so goes for great editors

[@luminousdragon]

@@algersonvincent Not seen in the movie, but they deserve to be recognized for they talent and contribution. only a moron would disagree with that.

[@Xlaeflicks]

I mean we don’t know em but they’re definitely all well known within the industry. They make their money I’m sure.

[@CidsaDragoon]

@@Xlaeflicks Not as much as you'd hope. Like the rest of the crew, they're underpaid and horribly overworked.

[@xseptit]

i doubt they are underpaid compared to, lets say, doctors or teachers

[@LondonLad81]

It’s SO true when they say: the film is made three times. First with the script. Then when it’s shot, and then in the edit. Bravo to these two great editors and the work and talent they put into this.

[@curtisbme]

Or you have movies like Kraven where the film is screwed up three times...

[@StarManta]

Or as this video shows, there's a fourth time in the middle there with the previz edit

[@caliginousmoira8565]

nah..... don't you know everything is the directors fault..........

[@hotelzeta24]

Nah, there is no movie in pre-production, the movie is a puzzle piece when it's shot, the editing is putting everything in place. This 3 movie analogy makes no sense.

[@aouyiu]

@@curtisbme good example

[@madAtoN]

Okay the fact that the ending is basically something that the editors "scrambled" together from scraps they could find is mindblowing. I would have expected that it was planned to be that way from the get go (tbh it was a bit corny, so it would have fit the tone). Absolute masterclass!

[@oh.sorry.dont.mind.meeeee]

that's what I love so much about editing, you can make something from seemingly nothing, you can use one frame in a thousand ways. love it ❤

[@GreyAcumen]

I seem to recall that Ryan's wife also made a change; they were originally going to have it obvious that they survived after that whole climax, and she's the one who demanded they leave their fate uncertain until the last possible minute.

[@munaq-jp]

This made me realize how integral the editing was in this movie. The script is good, the cinematography is great, but the editing is everything. I feel the montage for this film is flawless.

[@Nurolight]

2:57 I hate so much that VFX/CGI has become such a bad word now that behind the scenes clips are havig the resort to HIDING THEIR GREENSCREENS by making them grey. This is a video that values the people that are behind the film. We need to do the same for VFX artists, and not just disregard it as "easy" or "a computer did that".

[@BikiniLongjarhorn]

Cgi is bad for movie, bring back practical effects back

[@Albtraum_TDDC]

i guess there was too much blinding green in that shot to appreciate the rest of the stuff in it.

[@va1korion]

Isn't that just a reflection thing cause of a giant reflective surface of bus window in front of it? Dune used something like that, just in sand tones.

[@artor9175]

The best VFX are the ones you never realize are VFX. Victims of their own success.

[@Karmond]

@@va1korion The bus wouldn't have any real glass, the glass would be CGI. Also the shot with the grey screen seems to be pre-vis, so the grey screen is probably intentional.

[@underdogoverland]

Seeing the alternate cuts, the emotional impact and delivery behind the edits. As a very very amateur editor, I'm taking notes. The storytelling behind those cuts, it really put an amazing movie together. It's amazing seeing editor recognition and efforts, fantastic channel and you guys have a very excited (new) follower!

[@FutureDeep]

One thing I learned is that if you ever want to do a 'one-er', make sure it's interesting all the way through, otherwise you'll need to cut away.

[@F13FAR0]

"The blind character" come on man 😂

[@laserbeamlightning]

The thing I loved about the climax is that it revealed the context of some of the conversations we never saw finished earlier (when X-23 talked to wolverine and when Wolverine talked to Deadpool). They really made that feel satisfying learning what was said there in that moment

[@mintythemeow]

literally one of my favorite things about this movie is the editing. there were moments in the theater where the editing alone made me smile because i noticed the choices being made and was internally nerding out about it lol i honestly thought the ending madonna sequence was planned that way from the start because of how perfect it was for the movie as a whole. those emotional elements gave the whole journey they, ad we as the audience, had been on more purpose and connected it to the whole concept of wade wanting to matter on a larger scale and wanting to prove that he can care for someone other than himself

[@RainyDayDance]

it makes sense they were ahead of schedule when making this movie. definitley feels way less rushed than most recent marvel content.

[@hazonku]

I genuinely noticed and appreciated the way they cut the music in this film. It takes a LOT of talent and experience to jump between cutting to the music and cutting the music to the action, you usually just make a hard choice to do one or the other because if you jump back & forth it becomes super jarring for your audience. They managed to do it in such a way that it genuinely serves to amplify each moment. As they mentioned every scene works on its own but how that all comes together can go sideway fairly quickly when you're jumping back & forth on action following music or music following the action.

[@Walkinfaaaast]

These guys are the unsung heroes of cinema. It's too bad they don't get more recognition. Fantastic interview! Wish it was longer. It's so interesting!

[@UnwantedCommentary]

The end sequence gets my crying literally every time I hear that song and see that scene. Amazing job to the editors. Great guests! Loved this video!

[@utubepunk]

This landed in my recommendations. You do an excellent job of editing and pacing. Great work- I was captivated throughout.

[@eseosa_gnf]

I feel like we don’t deserve this podcast cause it’s just too advance and Masterclass for free😭

[@Shahwezz]

Talk about yourself

[@Platitudinous9000]

why are you netflix

[@realFalconfire]

@@Platitudinous9000What. Someone can’t have Netflix as profile?😂😂

[@presto_the_editor]

​@realFalconfire its a valid question... Why is he Netflix?

[@realFalconfire]

@@presto_the_editor maybe he likes Netflix

[@TheWritingGamer]

0:43 in, and I like you already 👍. I'm self-taught and have a long way to go, but that 3D title for Deadpool and Wolverine was amazing. Oof, loved it

[@jlyn8228]

When the stars align, everyone and anyone has fun while learning

[@NickBastien]

Crazy how you were able to bring a story structure to a podcast talking about story structure 👏👏👏

[@8NW3]

This was great. The ending of this podcast had me in tears. Holy shit that was great. Thank you for making this happen.

[@SlangstonHuge]

right...i have never even seen the movie

[@8NW3]

@ it’s so good.

[@highfecta]

I love how the editors breakdown the timing in which they bring in and out different elements like musicians. Masterclass video! 👏

[@Feroxxy]

If only they didn't forget to replace the digital Wolverine with Jackman at the end of that oneshot busfight, it wouldve been phenomenal. It took me out so hard even tho everything was so good around it. I dont know why they even felt to have a camera still on that moment for so long, I heard multiple people grunt about the Playstation 2 Wolverine.

[@MaximeRoman]

Yeah it broke the magic for me

[@madAtoN]

Ive heard people justifying it, saying that the joke is that the oner blew the budget and that's why wolverine looks like that. I haven't seen any official source on that actually being a joke tho. I feel it's a bit too meta for the humor to land...

[@blarghwagurder]

Yeah, this was the only scene that I had a problem with. They obviously didn't have enough time after that incredible sequence combined with the short turnaround time.

[@owlbot9636]

Adorable you think ps2 looked that good.

[@blarghwagurder]

@@owlbot9636 High quality model, not enough time to animate it into a realistic motion.

[@PillowEgg]

Amazing interview, I loved seeing the different approaches to each scene and what was done to hit the emotional resonance. Step 1. Create. Step 2. Get Roasted. Step 3. Get feedback. Step 4. Collaborate. Step 5. PROFIT!

[@dejahdanger]

Love getting to appreciate the art going on behind the movie that builds the structure that truly makes it great.

[@ICONSPLUS7]

Great content!!! Thanks for the impact you are making for the editing community!

[@reamiger1]

24:30 glad they went the direction they did on the song for the ending.

[@clemensruis]

The sword clips right through his shoulder... Apart from that, very interesting and informative video and great sfx and editing.

[@notjackiechan9420]

dude right? like, how did that get through I am so flabbergasted. like is it supposed to be some joke about bad cgi clipping or something? its slow-mo and everything. thats seriously all i can think

[@pigidly]

Funny that the Madonna fight scene is so awesome and the ended the part of the interview just before the worst editing error in a marvel movie… when there’s the “dismount” Deadpool blade clips over wolverine’s… in the theatre I was shock that this was overlooked! If you don’t know what I mean, it’s at this part something looks weird after the braking of the bus back glass and landing.

[@franzpattison]

This video is so well put together and deserves more views

[@devincooper7821]

This movie is one of the best action flicks ever. You don't even need to pick up on all the nostalgia to absolutely love it. Great story, great production. Tons of fun.

[@moonmode3232]

Great interview. First time watching. I love behind the scenes interviews like this with the creators.

[@DrButthugger]

Hey came here randomly from a Reddit post, this was a great interview and a superb insight to the editing process! I love how candid both Dean and Shane were, and it’s so interesting to hear the previs (which don’t come cheap btw) just wasn’t working in service of the edit so they had the leeway to help inform reshoots. Thats so cool!

[@GSGPICS]

Left me teary at the end

[@TheLoserface45]

I think the music cuts in the Western fight scene works in a metaphorical way to depict the intended tone of the rest of the movie. They cut the music for the jokes and they cut the music just for almost silent tension between characters

[@FX_AnimationStudios]

Super interview.. thanks soooo much for having these great editors in :).

[@88Spint]

Sick interview :D

[@Raii_Chu]

When the whole movie was about Wade Wilson finding a way to “matter”. And then at the end he dabbles with destruction by combining matter and anti-matter. Chef’s kiss 😘🤌

[@BikiniLongjarhorn]

Deadpool can regenareate from nothing, literay no tension or suspense lol

[@firekind1980]

How many adverts in one video? Yes.

[@MrKrtek00]

I didn't know I loved editors. Now I love editors.

[@liampugh]

I walked out of the theatre thinking the 2nd unit must have filmed the cameo characters fight scene, it looked so amateur compared to the rest of the fights in the film. Not surprised to hear that's actually what happened.

[@swyxTV]

what was so bad? like yeah they are tackier but they are side characters, youre not meant to have them outshine the main cast

[@djAstraim]

@@swyxTV Its a mess, in the good and the bad sense. There´s not a clear direction, things happening everywhere. And you watched slo motion reload of two guns a while ago. And this is like no rythm, no focus. Things happening and cameras moving. I like it? yes, but it looked like a different movie. Deadpool & Wolverine is not "epic" until that moment, and that moment it out of pace.

[@liampugh]

@ the cinematography, in every other fight scene we have smooth, highly composed and tightly choreographed camera moves that almost remind me of a more tasteful version of what Zach Snyder does. In the fight where they assault Cassandra’s compounds every time we cut from DP and W to the cameo characters, the camera turns into wide angle shaky cam generic coverage.

[@Stealthybat39]

Dude there's a deadpool and wolverine fight after this, what's so wrong of "outshine the main casts" they literally hyped us up for the cameos, just so we can ignore them? What kind of logic is that

[@liampugh]

@ I’m literally just talking about how it was filmed. The 2nd unit is a camera team that operates without the main director. I could tell that fight scene was filmed by that team since the cinematography was comparatively bad compared to the rest of the film.

[@Allcyon]

Dean's version of the cut with the sword pop is the correct one. It flows a lot better too.

[@DaditudeEra]

this is great. I'm shocked no one's really picked up on this whole thing being an OldBoy Homage

[@AsasinoManik]

I don't know why , but people don't realize that editors are the second directors of the movie. Seriously editing is a thing that can really make or break any kind of movie. And I know this as an editor myself

[@lstcloud]

Honestly, it wasn't even the fact that the ending makes you get a little weepy-eyed for a movie, but for a Deadpool movie at that. That's not what you're expecting when you walk into the theater to watch this - you're expecting blood and gore, nonsensical violence and gratuitous use of four-letter words. It crosses your mind for a split second, "how dare you make me have all these feelings?" The cool thing is even though there's been a few moments where comic books and superheroes have these moments where you genuinely feel for these characters as people, there hasn't really been much of that in the Marvel movies, so this was a nice change of pace, especially when you were expecting it here LEAST of all.

[@jmpnr]

If there’s anything this movie demonstrates is the difference that’s made when the people reeeeeaaaaaallllly love and care about the characters and the story and put that into the work they’re doing. When they aren’t satisfied to paint by numbers and phone stuff in. You can see it, you can feel it, and even big budget superhero blockbusters from mega companies can have artistry, can be something special.

[@Platinuments]

incredible work lads. Unsung heroes of Hollywood!

[@RPProds]

This is a masterclass.

[@Insentum]

its funny tro set there is an error with the sword at @8:56 where it goes through deadpool even the super pros make tiny small mistakes but DAMN did they do an amazing job!

[@Wooshey_Wooj]

I completely agree with adding more of the AC/DC Hells Bells record during the first fight. It worked so well and was a really good Needle drop but not a lot of this song was played. Sheesh it’s not even on the deluxe soundtrack. I had to add the song via playlist. 😂

[@ericcockerham671]

I implicitly trust an editor in an IDLES shirt

[@BeardArmwrestler]

This was so beautifull to watch! Love that chemistry 😁😁

[@TimJSwan]

Deadpool is such an entertaining character. Ryan Reynolds really turned the character around.

[@chrisklugh]

Very good One Time Watch movie. I don't think I would care to watch it a second time but definitely glad I seen it the first.

[@zhoudraconis7526]

Honestly, this is one of the greatest movies of the last decade without a doubt.

[@glassofwater281]

Not to glaze but this is one of the most pure fun movies I have ever watched, and it was the last movie I watched with my mom before my first semester of college.

[@outdoorista9189]

This video deserves more recognition

[@wyattdobson]

What an incredible episode!! Thank you guys for this🙏

[@eweweweweew-e6o]

Feel like it's a little bit of a clickbait title but I loved the video anyway. It's not every day someone gets to interview amazing people like these!

[@kipchickensout]

holy shit it's so much better with the music being gone and coming back like that

[@FutureDeep]

21:07 Stanker Being

[@macrous2120]

22:28 it’s called the power of love

[@FutureDeep]

It was about 1.21 gigawatts worth

[@lerakogan]

Even here they speak from the bottom of their hearts 💕 such a great job they have done 🎉

[@Goblin_deez.]

Somehow my internet cooked brain managed to pay attention for an entire 27 minutes, well done, great interview and great skills as an interviewer

[@Yoksua1]

amazing work guys, thanks for the episode

[@GenesGems]

This channel is INCREDIBLE!

[@FossilStudios316]

I am so excited to try Riverside. Amazing video too!

[@PurpleColonel]

Sucks hearing that their schedule was so unworkably tight and then they still made so much money that this'll just be expected going forward

[@0ctag0nZer0]

did i miss the part about cutting a $1million shot?

[@MattKleinschmidt]

Dude rockin' and IDLES shirt. I'm in.

[@paulyguitary7651]

The Tacticool reload 🤩 8:40 I have not seen Corridor cover this bit in their reacts.

[@keanefaustin]

we need more content like this!!! so good

[@Ninjaasux]

Muchas gracias por todos estos videos , thx Hayden ! ur the best, thx jordan

[@sw00p8]

I would LOVE to get the loganpool playlist so much

[@gedalyahreback2133]

This podcast. Wow. I cannot believe I didn't know about this.

[@0ctag0nZer0]

give them the editing Oscar!

[@yuribrummel1944]

Great interview!!

[@Xray_Mike]

This was really great. I like this video. Really loved D&W.

[@jasonl3445]

Thanks for making these videos :)

[@chucksolutions4579]

Here’s the thing, with the masks on, Ryan and Hugh really don’t have to play their characters… Their stunt doubles do AMAZING work.

[@scottleist]

Fantastic episode, love it!

[@cameranerdsmedia]

This is incredible! Thank you for a fantastic episode

[@ByBregt]

Love the work you guys are putting in. I really get a lot out of it for my own videos!

[@SamuelLime]

Thank you so, so much for providing this for us on KZbin. Soon I'll give something in return.

[@CurlyDad4]

To me and I’m sure many the last scene is perfect and a masterclass in amazing editing and filmmaking as even now after several rewatches I’m crying 😢 I love this film and thank you so much for this breakdown :)

[@RadaSmada]

Amazing as always. Is part 2 & 3 of the Dune breakdown still on the schedule?

[@swvader]

Reminds me of the story of how apparently Georges wife saved the original star wars with the editing.

[@hyperreal]

That story has been greatly exaggerated

[@swvader]

@hyperreal what do you mean it was literally in a documentary George his wife and many others literally said the same thing on video? How could it be exaggerated?

[@hyperreal]

@ Technically all movies are “saved” in the edit. You must be talking about that youtube video that came out a few years ago. A lot of that has already been found to be untrue and ultimately tries to discredit a lot of the work that was put in by Lucas and his other editors. You can watch a video called “How ‘How star wars was saved in the edit’ was saved in the edit” which explains more. Its crazy to see how one video can perpetuate misinformation even so many years later.

[@KoolKidYanno]

Guess they’re gonna ignore the sword clipping through Deadpool’s shoulder 😅

[@dvdaltizer]

LOVE THIS!!!

[@OfficialKequan]

100% the movie of the summer, I would maybe say year lol.

[@OrRaino]

So to Actors watching their Movie is like watching an edited version of a Livestream,

[@TrillDeuce]

This was awesome. Thanks.

[@TrevorEditor]

Well done! Super engaging episode.

[@SandyinYoutube]

Thank you so much for this❤❤ Learned a lot

[@someoneedits]

loved the episode

[@fuxkag3908]

Backups, Backups, BACKUPS!

[@AlmonMalk]

It’s easy to talk about how you’d be better, but knowing marvel the editors probably only had six hours to edit the whole movie

[@DayLateGamerWill]

I want the extended cut, NOW

[@andrewfaye652]

Great episode

[@djinn201]

Honestly I've been missing nice long shots like in moves it's Al been cut zoom, cut zoom and so on. Even the camera spin at the beginning was awsome. Let the actors act capture the action don't push it into the scene.

[@tombergeronca]

This movie's definitely on my top 10 best movies.

[@dreadhead4570]

It’s top 1 😈

[@YamiYoey]

again, wonderfull video