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| Non-linear editing using software such as Adobe Premiere replaced traditional linear editing. This involved splicing actual celluloid film strips together. Non-linear editing makes editing, adding effects, text, etc. so much easier, faster and cheaper |
Continuity techniques: shot/reverse shot, eye-line match/POV, graphic match, action match, cutaway; insert, 180 degree rule.
Identification with characters: length of screen time, short/long take, POV and reaction shots, voice-over, close ups.
Transitions: cut, dissolve, fade-in, fade-out, wipe.
Effects: superimposition of images, titles, graphics and CGI (things added in post production).
Editing to generate suspense: cross cutting, maipulation of time, jump cuts, pace of editing, ellipsis/expansion of time, speed changes.
Identification with characters: length of screen time, short/long take, POV and reaction shots, voice-over, close ups.
Transitions: cut, dissolve, fade-in, fade-out, wipe.
Effects: superimposition of images, titles, graphics and CGI (things added in post production).
Editing to generate suspense: cross cutting, maipulation of time, jump cuts, pace of editing, ellipsis/expansion of time, speed changes.
memory jogger: Continuity, Identification, Transitions, Effects - CITEE
