Continuity editing

== Overview ==
Continuity editing is a specific style of editing that is in direct contrast to montage editing. As the name implies, continuity editing is when very long shots are used. For instance, Wes Anderson tends to employ this technique. He uses very planned and deliberate walking long shots in many of his movies. In this video, Wes Anderson describes some of his decisi
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ons made for the movie Grand Budapest Hotel. Near the middle of the video he discusses his long shots but for the rest he discusses some concepts of mise en scene.