Welcome to "How were films edited before computers?" - an intriguing journey back in time, brought to you by Beverly Boy Productions. In this video, we explore the fascinating world of film editing before the era of digital technology. We delve into the 'splice and dice' technique, highlighting the painstaking manual efforts that went into creating cinema magic before computers came into the picture.

Ever wondered what 'cut and paste' really meant for the early filmmakers? Or how simple, transparent tape played a pivotal role in film editing? Discover these answers and more in our latest video, as we unravel the roots of film editing.

At Beverly Boy Productions, we pride ourselves on harnessing modern advancements to offer top-tier video production. However, understanding the past is integral to appreciating the present and shaping the future. Therefore, we invite you to embark on this journey with us, appreciating the evolution of filmmaking.

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0:00 HOW WERE FILMS EDITED BEFORE COMPUTERS
0:45 SPLICE AND DICE
1:06 CUT AND PASTE
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