Media - Editing Key Words 5.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? Media StudiesEditing ASNone Created by: HopeCreated on: 18-11-14 19:39 Define: Post-production The phase that follows the actual filming phase. Cutting show together, adding special effects, sound effects ect. 1 of 28 Define: Screen time How much time a character has on screen as the focus of interest 2 of 28 Define: Shot/ reverse shot Most conventional way of filming a conversation 3 of 28 Define: Master shot Filming of the scene often from a longer distance so that the whole scene and everyone in it can be clearly seen 4 of 28 Define: Cut away In editing, you can cut between the master shot and these other shots, the cut aways 5 of 28 Define: Action/Reaction We see a dramatic action and follow with shots of characters reaction 6 of 28 Define: Reaction/Action We see e.g. shocked reactions and then cut to the actual action causing this 7 of 28 Define: Cross cutting This is where there are two scenes taking place and the editing cuts backwards and forwards between them 8 of 28 Define: Ellipsis Condensing of time during a scene. Actions are cut out which the audience can easily guess at 9 of 28 Define: Long take Shots that last longer than average - often tracking shots following a particular actor 10 of 28 Define: Short take A brief shot quickly cutting to another shot 11 of 28 Define: Montage A group of shots which we are designed to give us an impression as a whole 12 of 28 Define: Dynamic Editing Frequent cross-cutting and often very short takes so that the understanding of the audience is impressionistic rather than narrative 13 of 28 Define: Continuity editing Most common editing style- aims to preserve narrative flow and create a coherent sequence which does not disrupt time and space 14 of 28 Define: Cut The most basic way of moving from one shot to another 15 of 28 Define: Match on Action This is where an action is filmed from two or more different angles which are then cut together to create one smooth acition 16 of 28 Define: Match on Dialogue Where something said in one scene has significance in the shot that follow 17 of 28 Define: Eyeline match Shot of a character looking in a certain direction. Often the next shot shows uswhat the character is looking at 18 of 28 Define: Transparent editing/filming An editing style which aims at making the viewer as unaware as possible of camera/editor 19 of 28 Define: Non-transparent editing An editing style which aims to keep the viewer aware that they are watching a media product not reality 20 of 28 Define: Transition Added in post to move from one shot to the next 21 of 28 Define: Wipe/slide A transition whee one screen slides across another or pushes it out of the way 22 of 28 Define: Dissolve A transition where one scene dissolves into the next 23 of 28 Define: Fade to black A transition where the picture of the screen fades away until you are left with a black screen 24 of 28 Define: Graphic Match A clear visual link between two scenes that follow each other. 25 of 28 Define: Split Screen Two or more seperate screens shown together 26 of 28 Define: Slow motion Also knows as time stretch. Slowing down an action 27 of 28 Define: Juxtaposition Deliberately putting contrasting scenes together 28 of 28
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