Transitions

Log sheet:
Used to identify time codes with description of all shots.
Appropriate footage can then be selected form the log sheet for the animation.

-Cutting on action
-Fade cut
-Cross cut
-Jump cut
-Match cut
-Fade in/Fade out
-Disslove
-Smash cut (intense to quite or vis versa)
-Iris cut
-Wipe
-Invisible cut
-L cut
-J cut - hear then see

Colour Control:
what kind of colour palette, or colour scheme, will you use in the animation.


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