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edit-style

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Method for one editor's or channel's cutting style across several pieces: measured, averaged, written as a ruleset you can apply.

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    1. johannships/reels-engine★ 16same name
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Edit-style method

Goal: a cutting ruleset. Needs at least three pieces the user can lawfully watch.

Sections:

  • TARGET — the editor or channel and the pieces sampled.
  • CUTS — per piece: count, median, longest hold. Then the average.
  • RHYTHM — the shared shape across pieces.
  • DEVICES — recurring moves: J/L cuts, speed ramps, whip pans, hard silences, text timing.
  • FOUND — the two or three rules that explain most of the style.
  • PLAN — the ruleset applied to the user's footage, as instructions an editor could follow.
  • LOOP — metric: how close the user's cut lands to the averaged rhythm, and which rule they broke on purpose.
  • RULES — pattern and structure only · nothing reproduced.

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