editing

Question 1

continuity editing

Answer 1

continuity editing. In this editing style, shots from different angles are cut together to create a sense of continuous movement and continuity.

makes scenes feel more realistic

Question 2

jump cut

Answer 2

jumps forward in time between the frame3

Question 3

shot and reverse shot

Answer 3

Shot/reverse shot is used to show conversations. The film will cut from one person in the conversation to another.

Question 4

cutting on action

Answer 4

cutting on action features cuts which are placed in the middle of a specific action.

i.e
A wide shot of a man raising his arms might cut midway through the motion to a closer shot of him in the same position finishing the action. In this type of cut the fact that the action can begin in one shot and be completed in the second

Question 5

montage editing

Answer 5

Instead of allowing shots to flow smoothly from one to another, montage editing juxtaposes images for effect and can cut rapidly from wide shots to extreme close-ups.

signifies passing of time

Question 6

cross dissolve

Answer 6

dissolving between clips can signify passing of time or show multiple storys (fading)

Question 7

j &l cut

Answer 7

overlays audio from one scene onto another

Question 8

match cut

Answer 8

cut from one shot to a similar shot by either matching the action or composition

Question 9

smash cut

Answer 9

Smash cut (abrupt transition)