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| Introduction | |
| What is Editing? | |
| What is an Edit? Transitions Between Shots | |
| What Types of Edits are there? | |
| The Cut | |
| The Dissolve | |
| The Fade | |
| The Wipe | |
| When to make the Cut? For reasons of | |
| Motivation | |
| Information | |
| Composition | |
| Sound | ... MORE|
| Camera Angle | |
| Continuity | |
| Pacing | |
| The Five Most Common Edit Categories | |
| The Action Edit (continuity) | |
| Screen Position Edit (screen direction, directing the eye) | |
| Form Edit (match cut or match dissolve) | |
| Concept Edit (use of symbolism/themes to underline action/meaning) | |
| Combined Edit (several categories combined in one transition) | |
| The Editor?s Challenge: How to Handle Difficult Footage | |
| Scenarios where Film Language and Shooting-For-Editing got mixed up during production and how the editor might save the day in post | |
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