Continuity Editing
A Predominant style of filming and video editing that coresponds to postproduction of making films of narating a story in a film and television programs
Purporse of continuity editing
Smooths over the inherent disconuity of projecting the editing process through establishing bettween shots which is achieved by cutting to continuity to emphasize a smooth transition of time and pace where some films incoporate cutting to continuity of shots for examples the Montage techinque.that explains the use of symbolic ideas bettween shots rather than association of simple physical action for it's continuity
Common techniques of continuity editing
Temporal continuity and spartial continuity that work aganist a sense of continuity.
Gives the viewer a concrete physical narration to follow, or discontinuous, that causes the viewer disorientation or interpretation or reaction
Montage techniques
A Fadeout a gradual transformation of an image seen to black
A dissolve as a similtaneous overlapping transition from estarblishing one shot to another that does not involve an instaneous cut or change in brightneess.
Both forms of transiton( fade and dissolve) create an ambigious measure of ellipses that consitute of narrative days, months, years.
The Flash back
Explains a relocation of time within a story, or more accurately a window through the viewer can see what's happening
Cross- cuting involves a technique that's conveyed by an undeniable spatial discontinuity to achieve by cutting back.
Some of that been found of interet to the movies i have watched.Examples
The Great Train Robbery Thomas A.Edison
Independence day
The Great Train Robbery Thomas A.Edison
Editing Techniques of the movie is predominantly shown to where the editor and director depicts emotion where relativaly shots being used show a timing and pace of movement of the subjects is less seen and lacks dialogue and use of frames
Example 2 of editing continuity Independence day
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