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Edgar Wright - How to Do Visual Comedy
Tony Zhou dissects how Edgar Wright builds laughs through framing, camera movement, sound effects, and razor-sharp cutting rather than dialogue alone. Essential viewing for editors who want comedy to land in the cut, not just the script.
Every Frame a Painting · 7 min · Intermediate · EDT · Editing · 2014
What you take away
- A visual gag needs the same setup-and-payoff rhythm as a punchline, and the cut is where that rhythm lives.
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