It must occur at a moment that feels "right" musically.
As Murch suggests, the editor stands in for the audience. When the editor decides to cut, they are essentially saying, "I will blink for you now." And if the Rule of Six has been respected, the audience won’t just see the cut—they will feel it. in the blink of an eye walter murch pdf 106
If you’re citing something specific from p. 106 (e.g., a quote about continuity or the blink analogy), feel free to share a snippet, and I can help analyze it. It must occur at a moment that feels "right" musically
: Despite technological changes, Murch emphasizes that his "Rule of Six"—which prioritizes Emotion (51%) Story (23%) Rhythm (10%) they are essentially saying