To achieve a seamless transition where the audio from the next shot begins before the video, or the audio from the current shot extends into the next, which advanced editing cut technique should be used?
To achieve a seamless transition where the audio from the next shot begins before the video, or the audio from the current shot extends into the next, the advanced editing cut technique used is a Split Edit. A Split Edit is a type of transition where the audio and video edit points are separated, meaning they do not occur at the exact same moment. This technique is typically broken down into two specific types: the J-cut and the L-cut. Both are named for how their audio and video waveforms appear on an editing timeline relative to the visual cut point. A J-cut is used when the audio from the *nextshot or scene begins *bef....
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