This is editing that does not require any additional equipment other than the camera and is simply reliant on filming shots one after the other, this editing requires good organisational skills when shooting.
Following the Action
When shooting a piece you may be required to shoot an action scene using vehicles and movement in which a standard tripod will not really work smoothly if you have to move and follow. You would use specialised equipment such as dolly's and mounts so you can keep track and follow the action.
Multiple Points of View
This means different views of the person on screen as in their different perspectives of what is going on in the story.
Shot Variation
This is technique of using different types of shots with the camera to get different feelings and look on the characters. Types of shots include:
- Long shot
- Extreme long shot
- Full body shot
- Mid shot
- Close up
- Extreme Close up
Manipulation of Diegetic Time and Space
This is the technique where the editor will change the speed of the film so he can make a supposed long period of time into a short period of time so they can skip hours, days, months and even years.
Film
Film editing is technique of assembling shots into a logical and consistant sequence. This involves putting film together, cut film and adding text.
Analogue
Analogue
This form of editing is given to the traditional video production using film this like in camera editing you have to film in a linear fashion shooting the scenes one after the other.
Digital
Digital
This is media that is stored on computers where digital devices such as hard drives are used to store, move and keep information such as digital video, augmented reality (CGI), digital audio and digital art.