Editing in film making

 According to infoplease.com, editing impacts the rate, and thus the atmosphere, of a film in three ways: The length of a shot is determined by the editor. In general, the slower the pace, the longer the shot duration. What goes into and out of a sequence is up to the editor.

Editors make judgments such as transitions, editing and splicing scenes, arranging shots and scenes, and determining what additional modifications should be done to the scenes after they have been filmed, such as lighting, adding more music and sound, and adding text.

Bibliography:

- Infoplease. (n.d.). Movies and film: The purposes of editing. Infoplease. Retrieved March 25, 2022, from https://www.infoplease.com/culture-entertainment/film/movies-and-film-purposes-editing