People tend to be curious about the film editing process. How do you know when to cut? Where should you move a certain scene? How does that scene work and relate to the finished piece? Film editing is more than cutting clips and placing them on a timeline. While these basics are important, it’s important to think about a story, and to explore the methods that help build a strong narrative and an overall purpose. This workshop will specifically analyze the Montage genre of film editing and how it applies to event videography. (UPDATE 10/30) We will be watching footage from the following works and analyzing them: Rocky (1976) BSR: Fall 2017 (possibly) BSR: Fall 2016 The Theory of Everything (2014) --- "GB" in the Event Title stands for Gamma Beta, which denotes the event as a Brother-hosted Workshop.