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Mind Map by Anele Yonela Ngcebetsha , updated more than 1 year ago
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Editing
- Continuity Editing - The basic purpose continuity editing is to ensure a smooth flow from shot to shot. Graphic qualities are usually kept continuous.
- Spatial continuity - In the continuity style the space of a scene is constructed along the axis of action/180 degree line.
- Spatial continuity - In the continuity style the space of a scene is constructed along the axis of action/180 degree line.
- Temporal - Editing can control the time of action denoted in the film. Order of events, audience tends to expect chronological 1-2-3-4 order. However, events can be put into any order.
- Key editing techniques
- Fade out - gradually darkens the end of a shot to black.
- Fade in - gradually lightens a shot from black.
- Dissolve - briefly superimposes shot A and shot B.
- Wipe - shot B replaces shot A through the use of a boundary line moving across the screen.
- Fade out - gradually darkens the end of a shot to black.
- Graphic and Rhythmic editing
- Shots can be viewed as purely graphic configurations - patterns of light and dark, line and shape, volume and depth, movement and stasis.
- When the filmmaker controls the length of shots in relation to one another, it is controller the rhythmic potential editing.
- Shots can be viewed as purely graphic configurations - patterns of light and dark, line and shape, volume and depth, movement and stasis.
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