Continuity, match on action, shot reverse shot, and the 180 degree rule are cinematography techniques. Continuity ensures clothing, location, and other elements remain consistent within a scene. Match on action cuts between shots to make an action appear continuous. Shot reverse shot cuts between two characters in a conversation. The 180 degree rule dictates the camera should not cross an invisible line to maintain clarity between shots.

1. Continuity Task
Continuity is the idea of a continuous scene or concept where
everything must be correct. For instance clothing, and
location must not change throughout the scene to create a
effective continuous scene.

2. Match on action
A cut which splices two different views of the same
action together at the same moment in the movement,
making it seem to continue uninterrupted.

3. Shot reverse shot
This is most commonly used within conversations, when two
characters are speaking the camera will jump back and forth in
time with the speaker.

4. 180 degree rule
180 Degree Rule is when filming you shouldn’t cross the 180
degree line, otherwise the shot will be un clear.