Seamless
The main aim for this technique is to make the editing invisible to the viewers.
Continuity editing should not draw the viewer's attention away from the story. This is then referred to as seamless.
Cuts should be taken accurately and all positioning should be correct in order for the continuity to be seamless.
Mise en scene elements such as a moving object breaks continuity.
Any form of action that does not match will also break continuity.
The same applies to the 180 degree rule where continuity will be broken if the rule itself is broken.
Continuity editing should not draw the viewer's attention away from the story. This is then referred to as seamless.
Cuts should be taken accurately and all positioning should be correct in order for the continuity to be seamless.
Mise en scene elements such as a moving object breaks continuity.
Any form of action that does not match will also break continuity.
The same applies to the 180 degree rule where continuity will be broken if the rule itself is broken.
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