SYNOPSIS

The idea of editing has its precursors. Flashbacks had existed in novels; scene changes were already part
of live theater; even narrated sequences had been a part of visual culture from medieval altar triptychs
to late-nineteenth-century comic strips.

But the very earliest filmmakers were afraid to edit film shots together because they assumed that
splicing together different shots of different things from different positions would simply confuse
audiences. However, filmmakers quickly discovered that editing shots into a sequence not only
contributed to the audience's sense of tale but also enabled them to tell more complex stories as a
result. Not only in the field of film production but editing in every aspect were very timid in those days
due to many reasons from lack of technological advancement to the framework of editing all of these
hampered the flow of editing. Contrary to that, in modern times editing is considered as one of the vital
aspects of production from images to video production, sound production, etc all of these go through
several layers of editing unless perfection is achieved. The impact of the editing and how it was
acknowledged globally which in turn changed the way of recognizing production is truly astonishing.