short film

transition from one scene or shot

cuts to the next in a way that crafts
unique visual stories and

discuse reshapes footage into a cohesive

narrative

what
 cross cutting

the video editing technique of switching back and forth between scenes, often giving
the impression that the action occurring in different locations is unfolding at the same
moment
montage
A montage is a French term meaning "assembling shots" or "putting together". It is a
film technique for putting together a series of short shots that create a composite
picture. A montage can be described as a series of separate images, moving or still,
that are edited together to create a continuous sequence.
match cuts
A match cut is an edit in
cinematography that uses
elements of one scene in the
transition to the next scene.
The purpose is to create a
visual match for different
scenes that are not inherently
linked, like scenes set in
different locations, by having a
second shot that — in some way
— mirrors the first.
continuity editing
Continuity editing uses a variety of classic film
editing techniques to blend multiple camera
shots — some taken at different times or even
different locations — into a seamless, consistent
narrative