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editing 4. Discuss the editing: How does it create rhythm and meaning? Does this sequence mostly use traditional continuity editing? Are there any distinctive and/or unusual edits, such as jump cuts? Has film been slowed down or sped up at any point? Did you notice the use of any common techniques, such as establishing shots at the start, master angle, eyeline match or shot-reverse-shot? Does the editor use any dissolves, wipes or other transition effects? Are there more cuts in some parts of the sequence than others? Is there crosscutting between two locations?