For 10 points, name this part of filmmaking which involves taking raw footage and assembling it into a movie.
This activity is painstakingly documented in Pedro Costa's Where Does Your Hidden Smile Lie? The distinction between the "analytic" and "constructive" approaches to this activity is discussed in books like Planet Hong Kong and Figures Traced in Light. The 1960s are often described as the starting point of the "post-classical" period of this activity, which is characterized by shorter ASLs. According to David (*) Bordwell, the late 1910s saw the introduction of the "continuity" approach to this activity, which has been dominant in Hollywood ever since. Sally Menke, Verna Fields, Thelma Schoonmaker and Marcia Lucas are among the many women known for their accomplishments in this activity. For 10 points, name this part of filmmaking which involves taking raw footage and assembling it into a movie.
This activity is painstakingly documented in Pedro Costa's Where Does Your Hidden Smile Lie?
film editing [or cutting]