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Cut
- Post-Production Term; The most common method of connecting images - the physical act of splicing the end of one shot to the beginning of the next. In a completed film, a cut is the particular type of editing which, unlike, for example, a fade or wipe, involves a direct change from one image to another. Also, to show action at another location, as in television and documentary interviews. Not to be confused with Cut! which is what a director shouts to stop the action and filming of a scene when something is screwed up.
Storyboard (sketches)
- Pre-Production Term; A series of sketches (like a cartoon strip) showing potential ways various shots might be filmed. (Chris Moore quipped Something [Season 1 Writer/Director] Pete never did, costing us several extra weeks of production.)
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