EDITING TECHNIQUES
- Created by: dmaibaum
- Created on: 06-05-16 09:22
| I | F | K | H | S | J | K | I | H | Q | B | U | R | M | K | D | T | J | S | B | J |
| Q | K | G | N | P | T | Y | Q | Y | M | D | S | M | T | V | V | H | Y | M | H | W |
| N | T | U | U | B | O | Q | U | N | F | J | H | O | Q | I | S | J | T | N | B | X |
| D | B | R | N | B | A | L | N | C | B | Q | O | N | O | B | K | E | I | X | Q | U |
| O | I | C | V | C | H | S | U | T | V | F | T | T | T | C | P | D | U | F | S | Y |
| C | K | U | W | Q | F | J | S | M | K | J | R | A | B | C | U | D | K | B | V | G |
| U | D | L | T | D | O | C | Q | C | T | D | E | G | V | I | B | Y | M | M | V | I |
| X | F | O | N | R | A | N | L | F | E | V | V | E | R | S | J | F | W | I | I | R |
| O | J | V | C | I | E | P | A | N | I | O | E | X | M | V | B | G | G | L | Q | L |
| E | E | M | V | W | U | D | L | S | D | N | R | E | R | B | A | V | K | G | S | J |
| U | J | F | X | D | E | W | G | R | O | C | S | H | T | H | O | N | D | J | M | B |
| A | X | F | Y | I | B | W | R | I | J | V | E | H | L | O | C | O | N | V | C | K |
| M | L | E | N | I | M | I | T | L | P | D | S | C | B | D | I | I | Q | W | F | I |
| H | I | O | T | N | J | O | W | F | I | P | H | A | O | W | Q | Q | R | P | R | B |
| Y | U | N | H | U | M | J | J | S | P | E | O | E | M | M | C | E | W | L | Y | Y |
| T | T | B | R | W | M | B | S | J | E | L | T | S | R | C | X | M | P | K | G | L |
| N | W | T | O | W | S | O | G | S | S | F | T | W | U | S | P | F | F | N | J | L |
| A | D | L | S | B | L | I | V | D | K | U | R | U | Q | D | O | S | O | M | W | K |
| T | S | F | Y | V | L | Q | A | B | C | G | S | N | H | Q | N | W | O | R | I | J |
| N | J | Y | E | M | W | O | S | T | R | O | S | I | E | O | F | F | U | R | V | J |
| V | S | G | Y | S | X | U | M | S | W | D | V | S | T | H | I | J | L | W | J | V |
Clues
- A sequence of shots put together to imply a long event happening over a shorter amount of time. (7)
- These transitions are used to fade in the beginning as well as fade out the end of a sequence – these are usually black. (4, 5)
- This is just a cut from one shot to another, without a transition. (4)
- This is mainly a filming technique, but put together in the edit to generally use when two people are conversing. We see the different points of view. (4, 7, 4)
- This transition is often used for dramatic effect. (4, 6)
- This transition is used to signify the passing of time – one shot dissolves into the other. (8)
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