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The document discusses the transitions and effects used in a video project so far. It describes three specific transitions: 1) An overlapping transparency effect to focus on glistening lights and provide a smooth transition. 2) A quick fade to black to fill 1.3 seconds before the next lyrics. 3) An overlapping cross fade of two clips to show them simultaneously and link to lyrics in the song.
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