What is Editing?

Installation (Editing) in cinema is the process of combining different parts of the filmed material into one complete sequence that tells a story. This includes selecting and trimming frames, setting the order of scenes and the rhythm of transitions between them. The editor (Editor) is responsible for forming the final look of the film. Editors sometimes choose what was filmed during filming and decide which scenes, shots or moments will be included in the final product. There are several key aspects to the installation process. Pruning and connectionEditors choose the best shots from those shot and combine them into a sequence. Order and rhythmThey determine in what order the frames and scenes will go, and set the pace of transitions between them. Sound editing

Editors also work on audio, including dialogue, music and sound effects. TransitionsEditors use different types of transitions between frames, such as dimming, scattering, blurring, etc. Special effectsIn some videos, editors have to work with special effects that were added after filming. Editing is an important part of making a film that greatly affects its structure, pace, mood, and ultimately how the story is told.