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    The document discusses various techniques for cutting between shots in film editing. It provides examples of different types of cuts including cutting on action while a subject is moving, cross cuts between locations, jump cuts between the same shot, match cuts between similar shots, and invisible cuts that give the impression of a single take. It also includes a storyboard example of using some of these cutting techniques to transition between shots of a character looking for their glasses.

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    The document discusses various techniques for cutting between shots in film editing. It provides examples of different types of cuts including cutting on action while a subject is moving, cross cuts between locations, jump cuts between the same shot, match cuts between similar shots, and invisible cuts that give the impression of a single take. It also includes a storyboard example of using some of these cutting techniques to transition between shots of a character looking for their glasses.

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    The document discusses various techniques for cutting between shots in film editing. It provides examples of different types of cuts including cutting on action while a subject is moving, cross cuts between locations, jump cuts between the same shot, match cuts between similar shots, and invisible cuts that give the impression of a single take. It also includes a storyboard example of using some of these cutting techniques to transition between shots of a character looking for their glasses.

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    Cuts in Editing

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    The document discusses various techniques for cutting between shots in film editing. It provides examples of different types of cuts including cutting on action while a subject is moving, cross cuts between locations, jump cuts between the same shot, match cuts between similar shots, and invisible cuts that give the impression of a single take. It also includes a storyboard example of using some of these cutting techniques to transition between shots of a character looking for their glasses.

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    CUTS IN EDITING

    Research & planning


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    DEMONSTR
    ATE  Cutting from one shot to another whilst the subject is
    still in motion
    CUTTING
    ON ACTION
    kick

    Walking
    Punch turn through a
    door

    MIND MAP
    OF IDEAS TO TRY Throw
    STORYBOARD
    Lucy walks through the door Lucy walks through the door
    (back angle , medium full (front angle, medium full
    shot) shot)
    CUT AWAY Cutting to an insert shot of something
    and then returning back
    shoes

    glasses Water phone


    bottle

    MIND MAP
    headpho
    OF IDEAS TO TRY nes
    STORYBOARD

    Lucy looking for her glasses Lucy finding her glasses and
    (Close up shot) of her glasses
    (wide shot) putting them on (wide shot)
    CROSS CUT Intercuts between locations
    Phone
    call

    Two people
    Running
    going to the Shooting
    same place away

    MIND MAP
    OF IDEAS TO TRY Reactions
    STORYBOARD
    Lucy picks up the phone and Sophie picks up the phone
    Returns to Lucy talking on
    starts talking (medium full and starts talking (medium
    the phone (medium full shot)
    shot) full shot)
    JUMP CUT Cuts between the same shot
    Clock
    passing
    time

    Trying to People
    find moving Montage
    something around

    MIND MAP
    Object
    OF IDEAS TO TRY moving
    STORYBOARD
    Lucy trying to find glasses Lucy trying to find glasses
    Lucy trying to find glasses
    location two (same wide location three (same wide
    location one (wide shot)
    shot) shot)
    MATCH CUT Cuts from one shot to a similar shot either
    by using the same action or composition
    jump

    Eyes Turn
    verbal
    opening around

    MIND MAP
    Throw
    OF IDEAS TO TRY something
    STORYBOARD

    Lucy opens her eyes (extreme Sophie opens her eyes


    close up( (extreme close up)
    SMASH CUT An abrupt transition
    Slow to
    fast

    Waking up
    Fight Quiet to
    from
    scene loud
    nightmare

    MIND MAP
    Happy to
    OF IDEAS TO TRY scary
    STORYBOARD

    Lucy gets hit in the head Lucy wakes up (extreme


    (full shot) close up)
    INVISIBLE CUT Impression of a single take
    One location
    to another

    Under a Quick
    Walking
    desk motion

    MIND MAP Object


    across
    OF IDEAS TO TRY the
    drame
    STORYBOARD
    Lucy walks from left to right
    Lucy walks from right to left
    across screen (medium full Blackout
    (medium full shot)
    shot)
    L - CUT Audio from a current shot carries
    over to the next shot
    shouting

    talking whispering Crying

    MIND MAP
    OF IDEAS TO TRY pain
    STORYBOARD

    Conversation continues
    Lucy and Chloe talking about
    where Katie listening through
    Katie (medium full shot)
    a door (close up)
    J - CUT the audio from the next scene is
    heard before you get to it
    Phone
    ringing

    Sounds from
    instrument Talking
    environment

    MIND MAP
    Young to
    OF IDEAS TO TRY old
    STORYBOARD

    Lucy walking around Lucy notices her phone rings


    Phone ringing (full shot)
    (medium full shot) (medium full shot)

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