Three concepts from this article that I can incorporate into my future montage edit are cutting on action, linking two scenes together by using the previous scene to connect to the storyline of a next scene, and L cutting. I picked these three because I feel like they're either less noticeable cuts or they make transitions from one scene to another more cohesive rather than abrupt. I can apply cutting on action on scenes that may be particularly fast paced with objects in motion (such as a chase scene), I can link two scenes to introduce another storyline (cross-cutting) without having it seem to abrupt, and I can use L cutting for the same reason, but preferably to transition from a quieter scene to a louder scene (or a scene that has a distinct sound).
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