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1 Chapter 5: Editing

2 Types of Visual Transitions (between shots) ä Cut ä Most commonly used transition ä Fade ä Signals change of time or place ä Dissolve ä Signals change of time or place

3 Functions of Editing ä Editing helps create ä Continuity ä Dramatic focus ä Tempo, rhythm, mood ä Narration and point of view

4 Rules of Continuity Editing ä Matching to the master shot ä Eyeline matching ä Shot-reverse shot series ä The 180-degree rule

5 ä Continuity editing furnishes perceptual correspondence ä Facilitates the viewer’s perception of an edited sequence ä Errors of continuity ä Mis-matched elements in a series of shots

6 Alternatives to Continuity Editing ä Jump cuts ä Montage ä The Soviet tradition ä Contemporary montage ä Thematic montage ä Sequence shots (long takes)

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