Match on Action
A match on action is an editing technique in which multiple shots are used to convey a single action occurring. This allows for very fast, but understandable editing.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEipryFl2ydK-yEsVhrcQX3TrOngmaZuxj4jYVNuAQvtI2mSsxK7lv7sJAP8D65K1P31aQz5N3yuq3wWjzz5eVZbc0BBn30InYyv59v2Z3ycSmLeNJlwRbAhCLI1D_QeUWiiHzgBNqwZM-w8/s320/Screen+Shot+2011-10-13+at+14.23.22.png)
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Shot/Reverse Shot
A shot/reverse shot is where a character is shown looking at another character, cutting to a shot of the other character looking back. Due to use of the 180° rule, the viewer understands that the two characters are looking at each other
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The 180° Rule
The 180° rule is a core fundamental of continuity editing in which an imaginary line which passes through the scene cannot be crossed by the camera, as not to confuse the viewer. The 180° rule is especially prominent in dialogue heavy scenes, in which often important characters are positioned as centered in the line.
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