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The Assembly Is Meant to Be Too Long

Posted on January 9, 2026 By Gethin Moreau
The Assembly Is Meant to Be Too Long

I remember sitting in a windowless edit suite in South London, twelve hours into a shift, staring at a timeline that looked less like a story and more like a graveyard of expensive mistakes. I had shot on the best glass money could buy, but because I hadn’t thought about the coverage or the rhythm…

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The Stages of an Edit and Why Skipping One Hurts

Posted on January 5, 2026August 26, 2026 By Gethin Moreau
The Stages of an Edit and Why Skipping One Hurts

I spent three weeks on a documentary in the Hebrides once, shivering in a damp van, only to realize that the “perfect” sequence wasn’t hidden in some fancy plugin or a complex rhythmic montage technique. It was hidden in the way I’d failed to think about the space between the shots while I was still…

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