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Editing
100
The process through which different images or shots are linked together in sequence
What is editing
100
Visible editing
What is disjunctive editing.
100
Shows a characters response to something that viewers have just been shown.
What is reaction shot.
100
Certain edited sequences that cannot be located precisely in time.
What is a descriptive and temporally ambiguous sequence
100
The organization of the pace of editing
What is rhythm
200
One shot must be followed by another shot taken from a position greater than 30 degrees from the first.
What is the 30 degree rule.
200
Having the appearance of truth
What is verisimilitude
200
Each shot has a continuous relationship to the next shot.
What is continuity editing.
200
Gradually lighten from black to make an object appear.
What is fade-in
200
The foundation for film editing
What is the cut
300
The studio logo and mountain in raiders of the lost arc.
What is graphic match.
300
Shot as a characters literal perspective
What is point of view shot.
300
Minimalizing the perception of breaks between shots.
What is invisible editing
300
Masks the corners of the frame with black, usually circular in form.
What is iris
300
Matching images and cuts based on movement
What is Match on Action
400
Follows the image of the present with one from the past
What is flashback
400
Connects an image of the present with a future image
What is flash forward
400
Gradually darken to make an image disappear
What is fade-out
400
Interrupts a particular action
What is jump cut
400
Briefly superimpose one shot over the next
What is dissolve
500
An entire scene plays out in one shot
What is sequence shot
500
Your favorite teacher
Who is Clark
500
Chase scenes will have a quicker _________ than a conversation.
What is pace
500
The arrangement and spacing of both positive and negative space on screen
What is spatial and temporal relationships
500
In a scene with two people, the camera must stay on the same side of the actors for all shots.
What is the 180 degree rule.