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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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DFoxII
12:24 pm Sunday
Mar 11, 2012

Great teacher, editor, filmmaker.

chaver
6:44 am Sunday
Feb 5, 2012

Good teaching

Mobabyproductions
6:18 pm Sunday
Dec 11, 2011

great lecture indeed. So does this mean we should refrain using cross dissolves except when absolutely necessary? if so what can i do to make my videos transition smoothly

lostboy1112002
8:42 am Saturday
Oct 15, 2011

Nice. I did this very mistake a bunch of times when I edited some of my stuff. Great lesson.

anoel06
9:55 pm Saturday
Aug 6, 2011

I also agree that this may be one of the more important videos in this series as well. Honestly, in my earlier works, I have definitely used transition after transition and effect after effect thinking that I was doing a great thing. However, as I started to take on more work, I started doing this less and less. I can definitely see the point of over doing it. Thinking about it, you don't see this kind of stuff on tv or in movies, so I guess Francisco has a point. :)

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