Flash Cutting= Editing sequences where the shots duration is short and brief. Used to build tension and suspense for scene. This editing technique is also called a 'Short Cut'.
Subliminal Cut= Where a few frames zoom past so fast that the audience is only subconsciously aware of them.
Cross Cutting = This is where you are cutting back and forth between two or more lines of action, which suggests these are occurring at the same time.
Eyeline Match= Editing technique in which the eye-line path between characters are matched.
Jump Cut= A cut in which disrupts the continuity of as it leaves certain parts out, therefore creating enigma's.
Seamless Editing= This is editing which is so fluent that the audience do not know that they were different cuts.
Shot reverse shot= This editing technique involves using a selection of over the shoulder shots, which imitates a conversation commencing between character's.
Sequence shot= One continuous shot which does not involve any cutting or editing of other shots into the frame.
Match Cutting= Metaphorically linking two shot together, which is between different people, oject or location. This used to keep the continuity of the production, therefore avoid disruption to the atmosphere.
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