Film Editing
- Created by: magdaathan
- Created on: 27-09-20 16:21
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- Film Editing
- Cut
- a visual transition where one shot replaced on the screen by another
- Continuity Editing
- created action that flows smoothly, made to be undetected
- Cross-Cutting
- cutting back and forth between two or more lines of action, happens simultaneously
- Dissolve
- gradual transition, end of last shot overlaps with beginning of next one
- Editing
- selecting and joining shots to create finished film
- Error of continuity
- Disruption in flow of scene, misplacement of props
- Establishing Shot
- taken from great distance, where the action is about to occur
- Eyeline Match
- matching of eyelines between characters (180degree rule)
- Fade
- last shot is faded into black and next shot is faded in
- Final Cut
- finished edit of film, what the audience sees
- Iris
- circle opening or closing a shot, unpopular in contemporary but popular in silent Hollywood era
- Jump Cut
- cut which lacks continuity, misses some of action
- Matched Cut
- joining two shots which match compositional elements
- Montage
- emotional impact reached through union of many brief shots
- Sequence Shot
- long take, one shot no editing
- Shot Reverse Shot
- used for conversation, alternates with over the shot
- Wipe
- Bar travelling pushes one shot off and pulls next shot in, rare in contemporary, common in 40s and 30s
- Cut
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