Film and Video Editing

Showing posts with label 1. Seamless. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1. Seamless. Show all posts

Tuesday, 11 September 2012

Conventions and Techniques: 1. Seamless

Nick McCabe

Seamless editing is a form of editing that is used so that you don’t notice that a piece of editing has taken place. A good way of explaining the technique is by saying that you know that a pair of jeans have been sewed but you cannot see the seam.
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Development

  • 1. In Camera Editing
  • 2. Following the Action
  • 3. Multiple Points of View
  • 4. Shot Variation
  • 5. Manipulation of Diegetic Time and Space
  • 6. Film
  • 7. Video
  • 8. Analogue
  • 9. Digital

Purposes

  • 1. Storytelling (Engaging the Viewer)
  • 2. Development of Drama
  • 3. Relationship to Genre
  • 4. Creating Motivation
  • 5. Combining Shots Into Sequences
  • 6. Creating Pace

Conventions and Techniques

  • 1. Seamless
  • 10. Cutaways
  • 11. Point of View Shot
  • 12. Shot-Reverse Shot
  • 13. Providing and Withholding Information
  • 14. Editing Rhythm
  • 15. Cross-cutting
  • 16. Cutting to Soundtrack
  • 2. Continuity
  • 3. Motivated
  • 4. Montage
  • 5. Jump-Cutting
  • 6. Parallel Editing
  • 7. 180 Degree Rule
  • 8. Splicing
  • 9. Transitions
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