jump-cut Definition
jump·-cut (jump′kut′)
noun
an abrupt change from one shot, scene, or sequence to another, caused by the absence of transitional action, effects, etc.
intransitive verb -·cut′, -·cut′ting
to make or use a jump-cut
jump-cut Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
obvious: At one point there was an obvious jump-cut, and another time the title graphics appeared briefly.
Browse dictionary entries near jump-cut
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