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Discuss the editing transitions of films. |
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Answer» 1. -Cut- It is a straight and instant change in visual 2. Fade in/Fade out- The shot already on the screen begins to go dark and then finally the screen becomes completely dark. This is known as fade out. Then the next shot begins to appear slowly from darkness and attains brightness gradually. This is fade in. 3. Dissolve- The shot already on the screen begins to slowly disappear and another one begins to emerge simultaneously. The first shot is said to be dissolved into the second one. 4. Super imposition- It is similar to dissolve, except that both the shots stay on screen for a length of time. There could be more than 2 shots used at times. 5. Bleach – This is opposite of fade. The screen begins to become brighter and brighter till all the details of the shot are like ‘bleached’ and there is only brightness on the screen. 6. Wipe – It is a lateral movement of the new incoming shot that wipes or pushes away the existing shot. |
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