A jump cut is an editing technique where a sudden, abrupt transition occurs between two shots of the same subject, often causing a noticeable shift in time or space. This type of cut creates a jarring effect by skipping over portions of the action. Jump cuts are used to emphasize a passage of time, highlight changes in the narrative, or create a sense of disorientation. They are often employed in experimental or stylistically distinctive films to convey a particular mood or artistic expression.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „jump cut” po angielsku

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