Editing Assessment

What is a J cut?

• A cut where the audio of the next clip begins in the current clip

• A cut where the audio of the current clip continues into the next clip

• A cut when a character or object moves

• The end of one clip and the start of another

What is a standard cut?

• A cut where the audio of the next clip begins in the current clip

• A cut where the audio of the current clip continues into the next clip

• A cut when a character or object moves

• The end of one clip and the start of another

What is an L cut?

• A cut where the audio of the next clip begins in the current clip

• A cut where the audio of the current clip continues into the next clip

• A cut when a character or object moves

• The end of one clip and the start of another

What is cutting on action?

• A cut where the audio of the next clip begins in the current clip

• A cut where the audio of the current clip continues into the next clip

• A cut when a character or object moves

• The end of one clip and the start of another

What is a cross cut?

• A cut that matches a character's actions with the transition to the next scene

• A cut where two different narratives play out on the screen at the same time

• A sequence of short cuts to demonstrate the passage of time

• A cut that shows a necessary aspect of the environment or scene before cutting back to the action

What is a cutaway?

• A cut that matches a character's actions with the transition to the next scene

• A cut where two different narratives play out on the screen at the same time

• A sequence of short cuts to demonstrate the passage of time

• A cut that shows a necessary aspect of the environment or scene before cutting back to the action

What is a match cut?

• A cut that matches a character's actions with the transition to the next scene

• A cut where two different narratives play out on the screen at the same time

• A sequence of short cuts to demonstrate the passage of time

• A cut that shows a necessary aspect of the environment or scene before cutting back to the action

What is a montage?

• A cut that matches a character's actions with the transition to the next scene

• A cut where two different narratives play out on the screen at the same time

• A sequence of short cuts to demonstrate the passage of time

• A cut that shows a necessary aspect of the environment or scene before cutting back to the action

____________ is also used to describe the process of calculating effects in a video editing program to produce final video output. Creates the final video file your audience will see.

• Balance

• Render

• Fading

• Import

Editing is the process of selecting, ___________, and assembling the components of a movie.

• arranging

• viewing

• framing