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Sitting on a Moving Train
How do you get from one shot to the next without jarring your audience?
Add the sound of the train slowing down to the end of your actor's clip. The background of your visual certainly won't indicate a slowing train, but the audio will help your viewers make the transition.
Often, a simple cut won't work by itself. Add audio cues to make up for shots you don't have.
~Luke Holzmann
Your Media Production Mentor
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