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Editors are part creatives and part technicians.  We need  a comprehensive understanding of the industry standard editing softwares.  These include  Adobe Premiere Pro vs. Final Cut Pro , and  Da Vinci Resolve . Narrative continuity:   Film editing is the art of connecting shots, scenes, and sequences to pull a movie’s story together. Shot length, camera angle emphasis, scene order and transitions, and sound design all impact viewer experience.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33eWqDZ6sRc&pp=ygUWTmFycmF0aXZlIGNvbnRpbnVpdHk6IA%3D%3D An editor could be selecting and cleaning up the best footage, placing it in the right order, and matching it with the right audio and soundtrack, editors also give a rhythm to a movie’s progression.  Tone:  Editing in film is also used as a visual language. The editor creates emotional meaning. Even seemingly small decisions in the editing room—such as using sharp, short cuts instead of leaving in long, unbroken shots—influences a scene’s tone. Some edi

  https://www.musicgateway.com/blog/how-to/film-transition Different types of transitions in film are a vital part of the filmmaking process.  Film transitions are extremely important in film, as they can  help to set the mood or tone of a scene.  and  help to signify to the audience the passing of a certain amount of time or to separate out parts of the narrative.  Types Of Transitions In Film In this section of the article, we will detail the main types of transitions in film.  They are techniques that are used to combine shots in film. This can be achieved during the filming, or editing process. Film transitions are extremely important in film, as they can help to set the mood or tone of a scene.  The Dissolve  The dissolve is a film transition editing technique. It gives the impression of one video clip dissolving into the next one that appears on screen.  The quick dissolves convey action and life, and the slower dissolve s are used to create an atmosphere of despair.   The Cutawa

Photography is more than just taking a picture. It is an outlet for creativity, vision, and imagination.  It can give you a sense of purpose, a mode of storytelling, and a different perspective on things. It can even take you to new places and help you meet new people.  Smartphone photography is different from digital photography using a camera because it is so instant and accessible.   Smartphone photography is  taking pictures with your phone . It could be an iPhone or Android, old or new Instagram, a photo and video sharing app, has over 95 million photos uploaded to it every day!  The Basics of Smart Phone Photography Three Photography Basics  1. Clean  your phone's l ens .  Make sure your camera lenses are clear!  Ensuring they are dust and smudge free will result in a clear picture. You can do this by using a microfiber cloth and/or a lens wipe  before taking a photo.  2. Turn on the Grid.  One of the easiest and best ways to improve your mobile photos is to turn on the camer

  There are many aspects of portrait photography that will help   set the mood and allow dramatic 1) Split Lighting 2) Rembrandt Lighting 3) Butterfly Lighting 4) Loop Lighting 5) Flat Lighting 1) Split Lighting With split lighting, the face is basically split  in half with one side shadowed and the other side  with light. Split lighting offers a dramatic effect to an image. To achieve the split lighting effect, place your light source (studio light, window light, sunlight  etc) 90 degrees to the left or right of the subject.  The line separating light and shadow will be  down the middle of the nose and chin.  2) Loop Lighting  Loop lighting is one of the most flattering lighting effects for any subject. Loop lighting is  created when a small shadow of light (slightly loop  shaped) is formed on the side/slightly  under the subjects  nose. The shadow does not appear directly under the nose, but slightly on the  side, reaching in toward the side of the face. It can be small and subtle or