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The cut is a basic form of continuity editing, and can be used in a variety of different ways across all types of media as a way of moving from one scene to another.

• Age Cut
• Ambulance Cut
• Answer Cut
• Anti Climax Cut
• Blade Of Grass Cut
• Charge Into Combat Cut
• Conversation Cut
• Cut Apart
• Cutaway Gag
• Description Cut
• Distant Reaction Shot
• Exposition Cut
• Flashback Cut
• Gilligan Cut
• Hard Cut
• "I Know What We Can Do" Cut
• Ironic Echo Cut
• Jump Cut
• Match Cut
• Next Thing They Knew
• Relax-o-Vision
• Repeat Cut
• Smash Cut
• Sneeze Cut
• Split Edit
• Stop Trick
• Switching P.O.V.
• Twisted Echo Cut
• Two Scenes, One Dialogue

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Omnipresent Tropes

The Antagonist

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Contrived Stupidity Tropes

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Death Trap