There are many types of editing techniques I will try to fufill in my short film. By using these editing techniques, i hope to create a proffessional and realistic short film.
Continuity techniques:
• Establishing shot (establishes the space in which action is to happen)
• The 180ยบ rule (ensures that the same space is described in each shot)
• Shot/reverse shot
• Eyeline match (e.g. character looks off-screen, next shot shows us what they see)
• Match on action (character begins to move in one shot, we see continuation of the same movement in the next shot)
• Establishing shot (establishes the space in which action is to happen)
• The 180ยบ rule (ensures that the same space is described in each shot)
• Shot/reverse shot
• Eyeline match (e.g. character looks off-screen, next shot shows us what they see)
• Match on action (character begins to move in one shot, we see continuation of the same movement in the next shot)
- Non-Continuity:
- Montage – giving information in compressed form – can come under
- • Non-continuity editing – Continuity is broken and construction is more apparent. Meaning often created through juxtaposition and metaphor shot inserts.
- • For example, the Six Feet Under opening.
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYAe0qwg9Yw
- Transitions
- • The process of cutting from one shot to another usually involves a simple straight cut. However there are other means of transition available to a film editor such as,
- • Fade to black
- • Dissolve/cross fade
- • Wipe
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