From the Editor

Ted Nannicelli
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Welcome to the first issue of our first three-issue volume of Projections. We begin this issue with a truly exciting collaboration between a filmmaker (and scholar), Karen Pearlman, and a psychologist, James E. Cutting. Cutting and Pearlman analyze a number of formal features, including shot duration, across successive cuts of Pearlman’s 2016 short film, Woman with an Editing Bench. They find that the intuitive revisions that Pearlman made actually track a progression toward fractal structures – complex patterns that also happen to mark three central pulses of human existence (heartbeat, breathing, walking).
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欢迎阅读《展望》三期的第一期。我们从电影制作人(兼学者)凯伦·珀尔曼和心理学家詹姆斯·e·卡廷的一次真正令人兴奋的合作开始。《切割》和《珀尔曼》分析了珀尔曼2016年的短片《坐在剪辑台上的女人》的连续剪辑中的一些正式特征,包括镜头时长。他们发现,Pearlman所做的直觉修正实际上跟踪了分形结构的发展——复杂的图案也恰好标志着人类存在的三个中心脉冲(心跳、呼吸、行走)。
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