- Putting together film/ video clips in order to make sense to the viewer
- Joining clips together
- Adding special effects / sound
Transition:
- The way two shots are joined together
- The most common one is a straight cut -where one shot cuts straight to the next
- keeps continuity and pace in the film
Dissolve:
- gradual transition from one shot to another - one shot fades into another
- can help continuity show a move from one location to another.
Fade:
- one shot fades from black to white
- can create a sense of time passing if done quickly, flash backs
Cross-cutting:
- Action cuts between two sequence to create links, parallels or contrasts between the two storylines and their settings
- creates tension
Editing transitions:
-cross cutting
- fade to black
- straight cut
Analysing:
What is the effect of the editing? it's made up of jump cuts
How fast / slow is the editing? the shot changes every few seconds
When does the shot change?with the editing it reels you in and keeps you alert throughout the song
Clear understanding of the different editing techniques. When it comes to writing up your prelim planning- you might consider why you use certain edits over others.
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