Editing

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Continuity editing: The reason for continuity editing is to tie the whole film together so smoothing out   any discontinuity of the editing process and build a logical step by step process from shot to shot.

Shot reverse shot editing: The is the editing which links one when one person is talking to when when some one els is talking perhaps over the shoulder shots in a convocation.

No editing: This is effective of you want to give it a ammeter home movie look or wan to keep a really fast pace of editing as transitions take up time.

Parallel editing: (also known as Cross Cutting) Is the editing of two or more scene occoring at the same time normally. It builds tension it is often used when some one needs to get to a location in time to save one.

Transitions: By having a cretain transition from one scene to anther it sets the mood up for the next scene  if there is a bright flash of light to weater.