Editing

Question 1

Editing

Answer 1

Technique in which footage shot production is resembled to tell a story

Question 2

Paradigmatic shot

Answer 2

What is created within the shot

Question 3

Syntagmatic shot

Answer 3

How the shot relates to other shots

Question 4

Editors responsibilities

Answer 4

Spatial relationships between shots
Temporal relationship between shots
Overall rhythm of the film

Question 5

Spatial relationships between shots

Answer 5

Painting a mental picture of the space of a scene

Question 6

Temporal relationship between shots

Answer 6

Manipulates presentation of plot time on the screen

Question 7

Rhythm

Answer 7

Determines duration of shot, controls the rhythm by varying duration of shots in relation to each other.

Question 8

montage editing

Answer 8

consists of a series of short shots that are edited into a sequence to condense narrative or to allow audience to deduce their own meaning
(editing technique in which shots are juxtaposed in an often fast-paced fashion that compresses time and conveys a lot of information in a relatively short period.)

Question 9

continuity editing

Answer 9

Continuity editing- A system of cutting to maintain continuous and clear narrative action.

Question 10

Eisenstein ideas

Answer 10

Opposing or colliding shots move from one mode to another

Question 11

Montage

Answer 11

Technique of using different shots, of seemingly unrelated footage, and from there allowing the audience to come up with their own meaning to the sequence of shots

Question 12

Parallel editing

Answer 12

continuity editing technique that alternates back and forth between scenes

Question 13

Temporal ellipses

Answer 13

using editing to signify the passage of time