What are the methods of editing?

Editing methods include traditional editing, creative editing, film editing techniques.

Editing is the process of selecting, choosing, breaking down and assembling a large amount of material shot during the production of a movie, and finally completing a work that is coherent, fluent, clear in meaning, thematic, and artistically contagious. Starting from the American director Griffiths, the method of split-shot shooting was adopted, and then these shots were grouped together, thus giving rise to the art of editing. Editing is not only an essential part of the film production process, but also the final re-creation of the film in the process of artistic creation. French New Wave filmmaker Godard: Editing is the formal beginning of film creation. Film editing is a unified creative tool. Its two different aspects, cutting and editing, are complementary and inseparable. Without editing, there is no editing, and without editing, there is no need for editing. Any theory or practice that loses sight of one or the other and separates the two is incorrect. Cutting the shots and paragraphs, and grouping them together according to a certain structure, is the complete creative process of editing. Moreover, no matter what concepts are held in the editing, what techniques are adopted, the role of editing on the re-creation of the film should be more and more prominent, more and more strengthened, rather than the opposite.