After the action is photographed multiple times with a variety of different shot types and angles, the editor constructs the scene using the particular viewpoint that is best suited for each dramatic moment, which is a practice known as
A) classical cutting.
B) intercutting.
C) parallel editing.
D) associative editing.
E) montage.
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Q2: When used in continuity editing, shots in
Q3: Why has the typical film editor's job
Q4: In order to provide the editor more
Q5: How does a film editor typically fulfill
Q6: Montage editing that uses juxtaposition to impart
Q7: What is the basic building block of
Q8: How does a split screen differ from
Q9: How does shot/reverse shot fool viewers in
Q10: Which of the following is an example
Q11: What is parallel editing?
A) the cutting together
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