TEKNIK PENYUNTINGAN GAMBAR DENGAN MENCIPTAKAN KESINAMBUNGAN GAMBAR DALAM FILM PENDEK “SRIHUNNING KANTHIL”

Abstract

ABSTRACT
The making of this work aims to describe the work of editors in films relating to
the post-production process, including Logging, Offline Editing, Online Editing, Mixing,
Distribute. As for the background for the making of the short film "SRIHUNNING
KANTHIL", the local culture of Indonesia is still thick with the spiritual, mythical, and
humanistic aspects. To produce a work, especially film, editing technique becomes one of
the important aspects that must be present. With image editing techniques, it will create
a work that is sustainable with the story line for the creation of aesthetic value. The
method used is observation and interview. At the observation stage the authors pay
attention to the screening screened by film communities and sharing with the filmmakers
who screened. The interview stage, the writer interviewed several figures, including a
kejawen expert who had some experience that he had experienced and also as a former
palace man of the palace.
In editing techniques include aspects of editing (graph continuity, rhythmic,
spatial and temporal aspects), editing forms (cut, fade in / out, dissolve and wide), and
editing continuity. The image editing process used in the short film "SRIHUNNING
KANTHIL" namely graphics, coloring, masking and subtittle. One of the image editing
techniques used is in scene 1, namely cut to, dissolve, and crosscutting. Dissolve is a
transition effect, while moving to the next scene uses the cut technique. Film is one art
that is different from other arts. Because it stands from several elements of literary arts,
theater arts, fine arts, sound, music, and architecture. Film editing is an important thing
in film because film editing is a high and key art of the final productions of film
production. Image editing technique is one of the important editing processes to produce
an aesthetic work that can be enjoyed by connoisseurs of art.
Keywords: Work, Film, Editing, Continuity