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Grammar of Editing by Francisco Aliwalas

Introduction

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An introduction to the rules and guidelines of editing.

Pacing

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Francisco explains the meaning and importance of pacing.

Continuity

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Francisco teaches you the importance of continuity in editing.

Jump Cuts

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Francisco teaches you how and when to use jump cuts.

Match Cuts

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Fransisco teaches you how to make a proper match cut.

Transitions

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Francisco teaches you the proper way to use transitions.

Close Ups

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Fransisco teaches you the art of the close up.

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Comments

Bobbie
4:51 pm Wednesday
Jan 30, 2013

I love this course. Francisco is a very good, understandable presenter and the examples add alot to the lesson. In this lesson about transitions, it seems like a "common language" is fade out, fade in signifies time passing. Good example given. Are there other "commonly used" effects that mean certain things typically. Sort of an understood effects language (or best practices)? Does another course cover this in more depth?

kinghead
7:52 pm Tuesday
Dec 11, 2012

"Can't sole it, dissolve it." Guilty....