Continuity Editing in Film Making

Continuity editing can be understood as different angles brought together continuously in a smooth way. As we learned in this week's content, D.W. Griffith is credited as one of the first filmmakers who utilized continuity editing.
Today, most films utilize continuity editing because most film utilize different perspectives that are edited together for each scene. You will likely need to reference continuity editing in your essays.
Please review the summary of continuity editing and using the images from slide 7:
1. Create your own story of what is occurring - describing a fictional plot - and how the plot is revealed using different shots that are brought together using continuity editing. You do not have to refer to each shot in the order above - you can rearrange the images (edit) to reveal a different plot.