This document provides information about various film editing techniques including continuity, crosscutting, eyelines match, dissolves, match on action, rhythm, and montage. It explains each technique with definitions and examples from films. Crosscutting alternates shots of two storylines occurring simultaneously. An eyelines match shows what a character is looking at. A dissolve blends two shots together. A match on action splices two views of the same action. Rhythm contributes to a film's mood through editing, cinematography, and sound. Montage uses juxtaposition of shots to create new meanings.