Eduqas GCSE Film Studies · C670
Component 1, Component 2
A system of joining shots so that space, time and action appear coherent and the sequence flows smoothly.
Revise: EditingContinuity editing joins shots so that the action appears to unfold smoothly in a consistent space and time. Although a scene may have been filmed in separate pieces, spectators can follow where people are and how their actions connect. This allows attention to remain on the story rather than on the joins.
- Revise: Dracula: film form in key sequences
Editing that makes actions and changes between shots appear to flow coherently through time and space.