Continuity Editing

[doubtingJulia]

I'd like to learn about editing but I was so distracted by Natalie Portman's horribly fake accent that I just couldn't focus on invisible lines.

[xRoad2Gloryx]

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[melanie1254]

SISO3 WOOP WOOP

[hisroyalness2]

I'm not an instructor only commenting - 1st on below comment, the shots are not disconnected really. Anyway one added something to ponder and keep in mind for editing is like with all the great stories on a screen, great editing should go un-noticed - until you come to think of it later for some reason - as in being amazed by the movie. Keep your eyes and ears on the story line with each aspect of what you do to create the desired impact for the scene and the story. u can make it or break it.

[NihilAdmirari]

thank you for this educational video. I have a question, though, as I'm new to this: wouldn't cross cutting qualify as montage, since it combines two (spatially) disconnected shots which are supposed to produce a greater idea out of their juxtaposition?

[malouni95]

Thanks!

[ega08eb]

You should analyse more films. please.

[bugeyeturbo]

This is fantastic, thank you very much. I'm a senior in high school doing my graduation project on Film Editing being the art of story telling. I have to give an hour long presentation. This is very helpful, thank you very much.

[vivlitherland]

who is the person doing the voiceover? for quoting purposes lol

this stuff is gold by the way, thanks you muchly.

[firebain]

Thank you this help me write a much clear answer for my midterm.

[CHIHUAHUAconda]

ha thanks

i have a final in 45min and this helped clarify "continuity editing"

big up

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[Cathlina]

Awesome! Thanks for posting this! I will share this with my students  as a review of these terms.