Editing was first used in 1903, however it wasn't used constantly until the 1940's, though now in the 21st century editing is used in all movies; independent and blockbusters.
Classic Hollywood Montage - This is used to create flashbacks in a persons life or a moment that is revelant to the storyline, which happened some time ago. It's a way of expressing time, in a short screen time.
Soviet Montage - This is used to convey meaning within a film.
Linear Editing - Each scene is filmed right after one another.
Non - Linear Editing - Scenes are filmed at edited at multiple times.
180° Rule - The camera must stay to one side of the person or object. Moving opposite sides can confuse the audience.
Cross Cutting - This is where two moments are happening simultaneously in the film but at different locations or time.
Eyeline Match - This is the smooth transition between both characters, this helps with clear and focused edits.
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