Baby Driver The Evolution Of Edgar Wright's Quick Cuts

Edgar Wright is known for his sequential quick cuts. How does he use them in Baby Driver? His style has changed a lot but the quick cuts are still there, and they serve a similar function.

My gear:

Music:
HOME - Flood

Footage:
Shaun of the dead,
Requiem for a dream,
Hot fuzz,
Baby Driver

[saturatedcranium]

Short, sweet, and straight to the point

[Sqwivig]

Aww man, the video is over already? Bro, this video should be longer! There is so much more to talk about!

[nick_hansolo]

His crash zooms are more of a parody of Sam Raimi's crash zoom montage from Evil Dead 2 & Army of Darkness

[christianschaffnerjw]

I am a huge fan of Edgar Wright. I love the subtly of his style in Baby Driver. I am working on my YouTube channel as well. Filming videos to upload on here and change up my what I’ve posted previously. But can’t wait to see more from you!

[JonBear]

Hey guys! Thank you for watching my quick take on Edgar Wright's films. I got more videos on filmmaking check the cards! I upload many times each week check out my channel www.youtube.com/c/jonbear
Thank you for all the support!

[JustinEspejo]

your color grading tuts are by far the best i've watched! Thank you for being so thorough! i really enjoyed learning the whys of each of those settings!

[TheWorldnUs]

Since starting YouTube I definitely look at movies, tv shows and even cartoons differently. It’s interesting listening to you talk about these cuts. All the best with the move. I’ve still got to catch up on heaps of your videos. Been crazy busy myself.

[devonnoved]

Army of Darkness used this technique as well. Check out when Ash selects and has his new hand built. "Groovy"

[Sleygar]

This reminds me of Sam Reimi's Evil Dead and Guy Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes.

[Turkeyrolls]

can't believe only half the video is actual content

[bancy]

If you use these movie clips you get copyrighted?