Kennan Jenner

Cut every 1.83 seconds. That median gap means no shot lingers long enough to become comfortable. The rhythm is constant—89 seconds divided across 43 frames, each one bright and quick. Never let a moment rest or a frame go dark.

The editing style is rapid and bright. Cuts land every 1.83 seconds on average, keeping the eye moving. Faces occupy 42% of frames, but the pace never slows to dwell on them. Zero frames are dark, so exposure stays high throughout.

The video style is fast-cut and evenly lit. Films run around 89 seconds with cuts every 1.83 seconds, creating a relentless forward momentum. Faces appear in 42% of shots, and nothing is allowed to fall into darkness—0% of frames register as dark.

The indexed film runs 89 seconds. That length contains 43 frames with cuts every 1.83 seconds, so the pacing is tight and the structure is compact. Nothing stretches past a minute and a half.

Faces appear in 42% of frames. That is less than half, so the films balance between showing people and cutting away to other elements. The face is present but not constant, and the edit does not center on it.