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* AvengersAssemble: The members of a hero team are signaled to come together and we see a montage of every individual member being summoned by the call and having to stop whatever they were currently doing.
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* AvengersAssemble: The members of a hero team are signaled to come together and we see a montage of every Each individual member of a hero team is shown being summoned by the call and having to stop whatever they were currently doing.deal with a situation.
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* {{Precap}}: A sneak peek of the episode you are about to watch, designed to prevent you from changing the channel.
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* UnguidedLabTour: Someone walks into a secret workplace and we get a montage of people obliviously working.
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* UnguidedLabTour: Someone walks into a secret A top-secret workplace and we get is introduced by having a montage of people obliviously working.character explore it unnoticed.
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* RecapByAudit: The aftermath of an event reveals or sums up what happened.
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* NecroCam: A FlashbackMontageRealization about how a character died.
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* ''Film/GhostLab2021'': At one point, we see a montage of Dr. Gla interviewing people about their encounters with ghosts, and going to supposedly haunted places looking for ghosts.
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* ''Film/ChristmasBlood'': There's a montage in the movie that cuts between the main group having fun at Julie's house, and Detective Terje investigating the Santa killer.
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* ''Film/PlayingWithDolls'': After settling into the house, [[TheProtagonist Cindy]] decides to try out the various outfits she finds in the closet (which she was told belonged to the houses previous caretaker).
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Note that it takes more than a lack of dialogue and some overlaid music to be a montage. Montage is generally considered to be the ''opposite'' of ContinuityEditing, so discontinuity is key. If the shots are short, but one flows into the next in real time, it's ''not'' a montage, it's just a tense scene.
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Note that it takes more than a lack of dialogue and some overlaid music to be a montage. Montage is generally considered to be the ''opposite'' of ContinuityEditing, [[VideoEditingTerminology continuity editing]], so discontinuity is key. If the shots are short, but one flows into the next in real time, it's ''not'' a montage, it's just a tense scene.
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* ''Film/MainStreetMeats'': Late in the movie, we're shown a montage of Neddy killing people, and their bodies being fed through a meat grinder.
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* The literal [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqQAPcuuiP0 Montage number]] from ''A Chorus Line'' ([[RefrainFromAssuming more commonly known as]] "Hello 12, Hello 13, Hello Love") stitches together 4 songs to tell 17 dancers' adolescences.
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* The literal [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqQAPcuuiP0 Montage number]] from ''A Chorus Line'' ([[RefrainFromAssuming more commonly known as]] "Hello 12, Hello 13, Hello Love") stitches together 4 songs to tell 17 dancers' adolescences.
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* AngerMontage
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* ApocalypticMontage
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* AngerMontage
AngerMontage: A montage that shows a very angry character smashing up a room.
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ApocalypticMontage: A montage of places being destroyed.
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AspectMontage: Rather than show a whole scene to establish a setting, a montage of different parts of it is shown instead.
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ATeamMontage: A montage that shows the characters one by one building something together.
*ATeamMontageAtrocityMontage: A montage of people suffering horribly.
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* BingeMontage
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* BingeMontage
BingeMontage: A montage that shows a group of characters partying drunkenly.
*[[BladeOfGrassCut Blade-of-Grass Montage]]
BladeOfGrassCut: A screen cut to an object.
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{{Blipvert}}: A very fast montage, often of unrelated scenes.
*BoredomMontageBoredomMontage: A montage of a character starting off happy about something, but eventually growing bored of the monotony.
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* ContrastMontage
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* ContrastMontage
ContrastMontage: A montage that contrasts two characters.
*ConversationCut
ConversationCut: When there's a scene cut in the middle of a conversation, but the conversation continues as if no time had passed.
*CostumeTestMontage
CostumeTestMontage: A montage of a character trying on and rejecting different outfits.
*CreationSequence
CreationSequence: A scene of something being made (not always a montage, but usually is).
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CreditsMontage: The credits show a montage of scenes from the show/movie.
*CrimeSpreeMontageCrimeSpreeMontage: A montage of someone committing crimes.
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* DrunkenMontage
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* DrunkenMontage
DrunkenMontage: A montage focusing on a single, drunk character.
*ExplodingCalendar
ExplodingCalendar: Time is shown passing by having calendar pages flip, tear off, or days get crossed out.
*FailureMontage
FailureMontage: A montage of one or more characters trying to do a specific thing, but failing.
*FallingInLoveMontage
FallingInLoveMontage: A montage of two characters developing a romance.
*FanEdit
FanEdit: An unofficial edit of a work.
*FashionShopFashionShow
FashionShopFashionShow: A woman buys many new outfits with her friend or boyfriend and poses like a model in each one (not always a montage, but usually is).
*FlashbackMontageRealization
FlashbackMontageRealization: A montage of [[{{Flashback}} previous scenes]] is shown as a character realises something that puts those things in a new light.
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* GluttonyMontageGluttonyMontage: A montage of a character eating.
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* HappierHomeMovie
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* InterrogationMontage
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* LockAndLoadMontage
* LostLoveMontage
* LovedOnesMontage
* MadnessMontage
* MakeoverMontage
* MontageEndsTheVHS
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* MusicalSlapstickMontage
* NationsOfTheWorldMontage
* ObituaryMontage
* OdessaSteps
* OnPatrolMontage
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* InterrogationMontage
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* HappierHomeMovie
HappierHomeMovie: A sad character watches a home movie of times they were happy.
*HardWorkMontage
HardWorkMontage: A montage of a character working home.
*HouseHuntingMontage
HouseHuntingMontage: A montage of a character looking for somewhere to live.
*IndestructibilityMontage
IndestructibilityMontage: A montage of someone trying, and failing, to kill a person or destroy a thing.
*InterrogationMontage
InterrogationMontage: Characters being interrogated or interviewed, and it cuts to a different character answering the question each time.
*KuleshovEffect
KuleshovEffect: The actor is making the same expression, but it conveys different emotions based on the context.
*LipstickAndLoadMontage
LipstickAndLoadMontage: A montage of a woman dressing and applying makeup.
*LockAndLoadMontage
LockAndLoadMontage: A montage of one or more characters preparing for a fight.
*LostLoveMontage
LostLoveMontage: A montage of scenes from a now-broken romance.
*LovedOnesMontage
LovedOnesMontage: A montage of a character's friends, family, lover, etc. that enables them to overcome an obstacle.
*MadnessMontage
MadnessMontage: A montage of an unhinged character.
*MakeoverMontage
MakeoverMontage: A montage of a (usually female) character being made over.
*MontageEndsTheVHS
MontageEndsTheVHS: A VHS tape that ends on either a montage or a series of ads.
*MontageOut
MontageOut: A montage that conveys everyone's emotions.
*MugshotMontage
MugshotMontage: A montage of photos taken after a character's arrest.
*MusicalSlapstickMontage
MusicalSlapstickMontage: A montage of AmusingInjuries, set to fast music.
*NationsOfTheWorldMontage
NationsOfTheWorldMontage: A montage of people in various countries doing the same thing.
*ObituaryMontage
ObituaryMontage: A montage of people who died the previous year.
*OdessaSteps
OdessaSteps: A violent montage on a staircase.
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* OpeningMonologue
OpeningMonologue: A monologue [[{{Exposition}} explaining]] the show's premise (doesn't require a montage, but one is usually present).
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* ProgressiveEraMontage
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* ReallyDeadMontage: After a character is killed off, a montage of scenes where they were still alive is played solely to emphasize that the character isn't coming back and that their death is permanent.
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* ProgressiveEraMontage
ProgressiveEraMontage: A montage that shows time changing from one era to another.
* ReallyDeadMontage: After a character is killed off, a montage of scenes where they were still alive is played solely to emphasize that the character [[KilledOffForReal isn't comingback back]] and that their death is permanent.
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RecoverySequence: A thing is shown being fixed, not always with a montage but often.
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RightNowMontage: A montage of several characters doing normal things.
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RoboticAssemblyLines: An assembly line made of robots (usually shown as a montage of it making something).
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SadTimesMontage: A montage of a sad character.
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SexMontage: A montage showing many couples having sex, or a couple having a lot of sex.
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ShoppingMontage: A woman taking a younger character, usually her daughter, clothes shopping, set to a montage.
*SpinningClockHandsSpinningClockHands: A spinning clock is seen while a montage plays.
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* StoryboardingTheApocalypseStoryboardingTheApocalypse: Someone explains (usually over a montage but not necessarily) the horrors that'd happen if someone else didn't act.
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* TimeCompressionMontage
TimeCompressionMontage: A montage that happens to show the passage of time.
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TimeLapse: An under-cranked shot.
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TimePassesMontage: A montage where the position of the camera stays the same.
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* TravellingSalesmanMontage
TravellingSalesmanMontage: A FailureMontage of someone trying to date, sell things, etc.
*TravelMontage
TravelMontage: A montage of a journey.
*UnfoldingPlanMontage
UnfoldingPlanMontage: A montage that shows characters formulating, and acting out, a plan.
*UnguidedLabTour
UnguidedLabTour: Someone walks into a secret workplace and we get a montage of people obliviously working.
*WritersBlockMontageWritersBlockMontage: A montage of an [[WritersBlock uninspired writer]].
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* Creator/GuyRitchie's anachronistic take on the [[Film/KingArthurLegendOfTheSword legend of King Arthur]] has plenty of montages, including TrainingMontage, HardWorkMontage, TravelMontage, UnfoldingPlanMontage, and TimeCompressionMontage.
