In this video, we take a deep dive into the traditional film editing techniques used in Indian cinema during the 1960s. From manually cutting and splicing film reels to physically assembling the final version of the movie, we explore the creative and labor-intensive process of movie editing before digital technology. Join us as we showcase examples of film reels and demonstrate how the editor decided which shots to include in the final cut of the movie. Through this video, we hope to inspire a greater appreciation for the artistry and hard work that went into creating memorable movies in the early days of Indian cinema.

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