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The document discusses editing techniques used in Adobe Premiere Pro to create a thriller film. It describes applying black and white effects to give a film noir style, using dips to white to differentiate between present and past scenes, applying cross dissolves to convey passing time, and using a dip to black effect to also indicate time passing and create a sinister undertone, which could be a place for end credits.
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