Film Lecture 5.4 - Cut In, Cutaway, and Jump Cut

[@rafaelbarbosa.]

Direct, didactic, simple, and fun. Perfect.

[@shashank3837]

The good thing about this video is you.....
Very informative and you are being truly yourself, not pretentious at all, and simple explanations....... that's wat making this beautiful.

[@akashimitsumoto1464]

I randomly bumped in to this video when I was looking for a video for my tongue warm-up exercise before I interpret a meeting, but hey, as a complete amateur of film production, I learned a lot from your lecture! Thanks a lot.

[@cutwir3317]

Thanks for revealing examples of each technique. Your breakdowns are great.

[@ChildishRambino]

Thank you so much. I really appreciate you taking the time to watch.

[@rrodgers2122]

I just found a lesson for my AV Production class, thanks!!!

[@cami.santiz]

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[@SmileChannel]

Awesome video! Helped a lot!

[@Alshqyqan]

glad to watch that

[@NewWesternFront]

so i think my confusion can be clarified in saying that these are all just subsets of a general "cut" ? there can be a cut without any of these elements? like the shot is on a train platform, and the camera cuts to someone who is waiting for a train (and was standing out of frame)

[@doublek321]

Is that your handwriting on that whiteboard? I don't know the right adjectives to describe it but "clean", "orderly" and "balanced" come to mind. You should do a video of you going to a handwriting expert and seeing what they have to say.

[@ChildishRambino]

Haha! Thank you! That’s what my printing looks like when I’m not rushing. It must be the teacher in me.

[@amilcarodrigues]

Thank you Tim. your video helped me a lot.

[@ChildishRambino]

Thank you so much. I just posted five new lecture videos if you're interested. Thanks for the support.

[@dannyferarra4729]

It was a film reference. From the movie borat…

[@soulist8224]

Does transitioning to another scene is a cut away too?

[@ChildishRambino]

I don't think that example counts as a cutaway. That would just be cutting to a new scene.

[@soulist8224]

@@ChildishRambino ohh thank you sir

[@shihabvision8706]

Keep doing new videos bro

[@valentinofebri]

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[@zhenchang7630]

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