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| an instant change from one shot to another. |
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| an abrupt transition between shots in one location and one scene. |
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| Very choppy, jumps from item to item. Similar to jump but different items in different locations. |
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| A visual effect created by the gradual disappearance of one shot while another shot gradually appears and comes into clear focus; for a brief time the images blend together. Used to suggest a change of setting or a longer lapse of time than in a cut, so it is often used to begin or end flashbacks. |
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| A cut intended to blend two shots together; one shot gradually appears in the place of the other. Often shows a different place or that time has passed. |
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| One scene gradually goes dark and the new one gradually emerges from the darkness. The fade out/in is usually used to indicate the passage of time or a change of location in the story. |
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| An optical effect in which one shot appears to "wipe" the preceding one from the screen. |
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| Is a wipe that takes the shape of a growing or shrinking circle |
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