A jump cut is an abrupt transition between two shots in a film that makes a subject appear to jump between locations without showing movement in between. This can be jarring for viewers and take them out of the story. The 1960 French film Breathless popularized jump cuts by using them to match the wandering nature of the criminal protagonist. Normally jump cuts are hidden by varying camera angles or keeping background audio consistent to maintain continuity.
A jump cut is an abrupt transition between two shots in a film that makes a subject appear to jump between locations without showing movement in between. This can be jarring for viewers and take them out of the story. The 1960 French film Breathless popularized jump cuts by using them to match the wandering nature of the criminal protagonist. Normally jump cuts are hidden by varying camera angles or keeping background audio consistent to maintain continuity.
A jump cut is an abrupt transition between two shots in a film that makes a subject appear to jump between locations without showing movement in between. This can be jarring for viewers and take them out of the story. The 1960 French film Breathless popularized jump cuts by using them to match the wandering nature of the criminal protagonist. Normally jump cuts are hidden by varying camera angles or keeping background audio consistent to maintain continuity.
typically in a sequential clip that makes the subject appear to jump from one spot to another without continuity which can be jarring! which would draw attention to the process of film making! Would take the audience out of the story so viewed as hiding something. By varying camera angles and shot composition making sure it is cut in between . A 1960 French Film breathless create by a man called " Jean Luve Godard" used this editing technique. Which is based on wandering criminal and his American girlfriend. This is an unusual jump cut because it make the audience feel uneasy as it doesn't make sense, this would affect the viewer because they wouldn't enjoy the image that they are seeing they're not able to understand it. But normally to hide a jump cut is by cutting the film to still have relevance to the situation, having the background voices from clip1 still being used while clip2 is put over the top of the original clip, to cover something up that could of messed up in the first clip, or to backup their point.