5 MASTER EDITS

Link: https://youtu.be/pdbL-1qhtSA

1) SIMULTINEAITY: This edit shows simultaneity, as while I am doing my work, there is also construction going on outside at the exact same time. In a simultaneous situation in film, there are two thing going on at the exact same time, often occurring in the same area.  

2) CONTRAST: The edit I made shows contrast in character, as my sister was playful and smiling one moment, and about five minutes later she was completely calm and distracted in front of the television. In film, there is a lot of character contrast, but also contrast in surroundings, like day and night. 

3) PARALELLISM: This edit shows parallelism by showing 2 cars in 2 places, but the scene transfers between both at the same time.  

4)SYMBOLISM: The blowing out of the candle into the scene with the skull shows the symbolism of death and how fast it comes. Yes, it is dark, but it is the most simple form of symbolism I could think of.

5)LEITMOTIFF: The jump scare sound represents leitmotif by making the entrance of the ghost more dramatic. 

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