Editing

L/O: Understand how the editing of different shots can create and change the meaning of a scene and a film

Editing is selecting, combining and ordering shots to add meaning and continuity

Elements of Editing

• Cutting 
• Transition
• Pace and length of shot
• Rhythm 
• CGI and Animation

Cutting

• cutting on action (match on action)
• Match on action: is where the editors cut the film when an actor turns around, in fight scenes, opening doors etc
• cutaway: where it shows an insert shot then goes back to the main scene
• Crosscutting: where it intercuts between two different scenes that are related and goes back and forth 
• straight cut: a cut from one scene to another, no transitions just a basic cut
• jump cut: where the camera can show time passing in the same scene, where something in the scene has changed but the camera hasn't moved 
• match cut (graphic match): it cuts from one scene to another scene with the similar action or composition 
• Fade in/Fade out: is were they fade in or out of black or white to show time has passed
• Eye line matches: is where it cuts from something/someone looking at, then cutting to what they are looking at
• Wipe: when it wipes from one scene to another with a definite change of scene
• shot reverse shot: this is normally used to show conversation between two or more people 

In the beginning there was a montage of the guy getting ready for the shootout with the old people, then when he left the police station it was set out like a western movie, with the main character riding a horse an getting watched by the locals, then there were loads of jump scenes of the shootout.