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I'm currently writing the script of a shortfilm and I had questions about transitions. As you explain, I come up with ideas to level up my narrative. Thanks a lot for your time and the experience you share. Greetings from Mexico!
Thank you for your comment, Alonso. Good luck with the short script!
Very Useful, thanks!
These videos are amazing. Thank you
You're very welcome!
I'm sure I have seen the Q&A transitions hundreds of times and not thought about it but in 2018 Avengers Infinity War when Dr Strange asks "where is he now?" referring to Thor and it cuts to Thor - it was so on the nose, I have been infatuated with Q&A transitions ever since
Yes! It's so easy and so effective.
Why not subscribe? There's more good videos coming!
Cheers,
Karel
More great content. Absolutely awesome stuff.
Thanks, Jay! Keep coming back. :)
Have you seen the Sicario videos yet?
And please consider subscribing. Thank you. :)
Cheers,
Karel
Sir thank you for adding value to my life
Thank you for subscribing, Nzenwa!
Cheers,
Karel
usually don't write anything unless the transition is part of the narrative context. Yes ok it always is, but sometimes it is more than others.
Hey Renato,
Thank you for the comment. Totally in agreement with you.
What I didn't sufficiently emphasise is the need for continuity, and the importance of continuity in the transition.
Have you seen the latest video? Your comment would have applied in that context, too. ;)
Cheers,
Karel
Hello can we write different actions in a scene using cut to.
Example: if a person writing a story , then he cleaning the room, dress changing , switch off light and open door and going out . Can we write this as follows ,
Scene 1 Room
Int/Day
Man writing a story
------Cut to-------
Int/Day
Man cleaning the room.
-------cut to--------
Int/Day
Man dress changing
-------cut to--------
Int/Day
Man switching off the light and open the door and go out.
Reply please.......
If day and setting remain the same, you could use either "LATER" - written as action - or CUT TO:
The former is probably the most elegant solution in my view.
How would you go about writing a transition if the characters are still in conversation, but you want to move on?
You'll find examples of this in almost every film and TV episode. Cut on a question or even a single word that creates the hook with the next scene. Audiences don't expect you to show the end of every conversation.
I hope this helps.
Cheers,
Karel