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1. riannehillsoriano.com › blog › old-school-filmOld-school Film Editing Machines: Moviola and Steenbeck

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   Aug 6, 2018 · Moviola. The Moviola is a device that allows a film editor to view the film while editing. During the early years of film, it was the first commercially successful machine used for motion picture editing. Iwan Serrurier invented the Moviola.

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   Dec 5, 2022 · Called Her Name Was Moviola, the documentary is about the history of the machine that defined film editing technology for three-fourths of the last century. Invented in the early 1920s, the Moviola hits its centennial anniversary.

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   What is a Moviola?

   • Walter Murch: Moviola was an idea that I cooked up fifteen years ago, I think. The simple idea is to recreate an editing room from half a century ago, 1972, with what you would have – a Moviola, a rewind bench, a synchronizer, trim bins, an Acmade coding machine and pressure sensitive tape. Plus, something to cut.

   Her Name Was Moviola - An interview with Walter Murch about film

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   How hard is it to edit a Moviola?

   • It’s harder when you’re using a light box and glue. The Moviola appeared in 1924 and remained the standard editing system until the Sixties. The workhorse of the editing world, it was difficult to use. There were foot pedals and a hand squeeze and the film ran through a small gate.

   Game Changers: Editing - Film Comment

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   How does a Moviola work?

   • Moviolas run film with foot pedals and have a four-inch wide viewer that magnifies the film frame in it. The purpose of the Moviola is to function as a tool for editing film. Editing with the Moviola, and to a lesser extent the flatbed, is an intensely physical process. The editor works with the machine, the governor of its noise and moving parts.

   The Moviola and Other Analog Film Editing Machines

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   What if we don't make a Moviola?

   • The basic idea behind the Moviola film is that if we don’t do it now it will disappear from history. It was difficult enough now in 2022, which coincidentally is the 100th birthday of the Moviola. The first one was built in 1922. If we don’t do it now, it will become exponentially more difficult. Not the machine itself.

   Her Name Was Moviola - An interview with Walter Murch about film

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4. www.taylorfrancis.com › chapters › editThe Moviola and Other Analog Film Editing Machines

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   The Moviola is a machine that was used for editing celluloid film, primarily from 1924 to 1970, with some editors using it for longer. “Moviola” is the trademark name of the upright model invented by Iwan Serrurier and made by the Moviola Company in America.

5. nofilmschool.com › 2016 › 01Razorblades & Tape: An Ode to Flatbeds & Editing the Slow Way

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   Jan 8, 2016 · The first editing machine to be mass produced, the upright Moviola, was introduced in 1924, and despite later advancements that led to tables like the KEM and Steenbeck -- the ability to edit multiple tracks of sound, incorporate time codes, and shuttle through the footage at high speed with quiet, fast motors -- some editors preferred the old s...

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6. www.filmcomment.com › article › game-changers-editingGame Changers: Editing - Film Comment

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   The Moviola appeared in 1924 and remained the standard editing system until the Sixties. The workhorse of the editing world, it was difficult to use. There were foot pedals and a hand squeeze and the film ran through a small gate. The fact that it was difficult to operate suited the studio mentality rather well.

7. cinemaantiques.com › product › moviola-classic-35mmMoviola Classic 35mm Black Upright Film Editing Machine ...

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   Moviola Classic 35mm Black Upright Film Editing Machine, Reportedly Owned and Used By Fox MovieTone News. Designed: C. 1927. Built C. 1943. Inquire for pricing

8. www.britannica.com › technology › Moviola-cinematicMoviola | cinematic device | Britannica

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   cinematic device. Learn about this topic in these articles: production of motion pictures. In motion-picture technology: Editing equipment. …the Hollywood standard was the Moviola, originally a vertical device with one or more sound heads and a small viewplate that preserves much of the image brightness without damaging the film.