4. Match Cut
Joining two shots showing continuous action
through time - but it is not necessary to have
the continuous action be the same subject
5. They do not maintain continuous linear time but can
be used to quickly show passage of time.
Jump cuts can be used to create a feeling of unease,
and can be disorienting if not crafted properly.
Jump Cut
6. It bridges scenes that are happening simultaneously.
It starts with longer shots, then reduces shot length,
great way to build tension.
Cross Cut
7. An intense and very quickly transitions, rapid fire cuts
to show intensity
Rapid Fire Cutting
8. The picture leads the audio
L Cuts
The audio preceeds the visual
J Cuts
9. A single shot on the character and another single shot
on another character. Then cut them together
Shot Reverse Shot
10. The subject is in the same spot as you cut
Eye Line/Eye Trace Mapping
