Visual Description: The making of a blockbuster!
MCAPH = CHAMP, NERDT = TREND, LOOIER = ORIOLE, SNSITI = INSIST — Giving us: CAMTENROEIIT
Clue/Question: The duration between the first and second take would depend on the – – –
Answer: “RE–ACTION“ TIME
(Is this a serious pun, like some Marvel super hero movie? Or more of a campy pun, like in the old “Batman” television series? Seeing the condition of our “heroes” I’m going to guess the latter. Jumble Man and Jumble Boy?
All of today’s clue words already reside on the world famous ralis95 clue word database. And, three of the jumbles have already been used before. Only “mcaph” came up as new. They were automatic for me this morning. The answer letter layout was a nifty twelve letter jumble. It disguised the final answer very nicely. Because of the words “quickly”, “again” and “duration” I was certain that the second word of the final answer was TIME. The CANROEIT, especially after figuring it was RE- something, gave me the first word.
It’s an action film, baby! It seems that our heroes, David and Jeff, can fly. Beyond that, their other super powers are a little dubious. But, it looks like like they are the protectors of Chicago. Maybe David deflects lasers off his chrome dome, and Jeff has a voice that can shatter eardrums? Maybe that director is Kevin Smith. But, where’s his hockey jersey? This would be a great indie comedy. Lots of fun today. Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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Unclerave's Wordy Weblog 
Another good final answer that felt new. Like you, Unc, I filled in RE- and TIME right off the bat. But then I went all duh for a minute on the six letters in the middle. I understood the concept but wasn’t seeing the word. Evidently my “RE-ACTION” TIME could use some sprucing up.
Is ACTION in ralis95’s database as a regular Jumble word? It wasn’t on my tough Jumble words list, but given my sorry performance with it today, it’s a candidate. It does have two alternate anagrams, “atonic” (a synonym for “unaccented”) and “cation” (a “positively charged ion”) that aren’t as common in English as ACTION. But if it’s not on ralis95’s list, DLH may avoid ACTION as a regular word just to fend off torch-and-pitchfork wordmasters.
Yes, David. ACTION is on the ralis95 clue word database. — YUR