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How to Make a film flow with split edit (L-cut) transitions

Jun 29, 2010 08:04 PM
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Don't know what a split end is? That's probably because it's more commonly referred to as an L cut, which is a basic editing transition in films. Straight cuts tend to make a scene film stiff and unnatural, where the dialogue feels jarring, and that's when split edits come in handy. Rajo from The SubStream's "Film Lab" talks with editor Tom Berger on the basic principles of split edit transitions when editing a movie. After watching this video, you'll have a better understanding of these transitions and how to apply them.

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Make a film flow with split edit (L-cut) transitions

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