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Editing Techniques and Transitions - Alternative Editing
Editing Techniques and Transitions - Alternative Editing
Alternative Editing
Define alternative editing
Styles different to classic continuity editing. These styles are often not
concerned with making sure the viewer is seeing a believable space in front of
them, however they can still manipulate the audience as the viewers have
suspended their belief.
This sequence can give symbolic meaning through unconnected shots, this
goes towards the audience and can convey other meanings.
For each style copy the explanation or write down your own and find an
example video...
Style Definition Example
Superimpositio Superimposition work like True detective
n dissolves showing us two images
at once (often one layered on top
of another). Again similar to a
dissolve they suggest a
connection between two images
Split Screen Split screen has many uses, it can 500 days of summer
be alongside montage to show
two scenes happening at the
same time, it can allow us to
watch two events unfold, it can
also show two different versions
of events or simply show us
different angles of action
occurring.
Temporal Speeding up can allow you to Benny hill
effects (slo- explain events in a quick fashion
mo/speed up) or can be used for comedic effect.