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Post Credit Sequence

April 10, 2019 by Steve Szymke in Editing

A Post Credit Sequence can be a throwaway scene, out-takes or, as fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe will quickly tell you, they can be an important epilogue that happens during or after the end credits have finished rolling. Sometimes both.

It’s used as a bonus for audience members who stick around to read all the professionals who helped create the movie they just watched.

And, it’s also a great way to generate word of mouth about the bonus scene that creates important ‘buzz.’

Great examples are The Muppet Movie (1979) Airplane (1980), Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986), many of the PIXAR movies, Napoleon Dynamite (2004), and Captain Marvel (2019).

Feel free to let us know which Post Credit Sequence was your all-time favorite!

April 10, 2019 /Steve Szymke
Post Credit Sequence, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Editing, credits, comedy, out-takes
Editing
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How Star Wars Was Saved in the Edit Suite

December 16, 2017 by Steve Szymke in Acting

Here's a fantastic video essay exploring how Star Wars' editors recut and rearranged Star Wars: A New Hope to create the cinematic classic it became.

December 16, 2017 /Steve Szymke
Editing, Star Wars, Special Effects
Acting