In this clip from Casablanca, after a dissolve carries us back out to the streets of Casablanca, for the first time in the film we encounter cuts between shots (rather than dissolves and fades). For the next minute, diegetic sounds of police whistles, sirens, and vehicles combine with the underscore to convey what? (German police raiding the streets

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Lesly Cain

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12 March, 07:36

In this clip from Casablanca, after a dissolve carries us back out to the streets of Casablanca, for the first time in the film we encounter cuts between shots (rather than dissolves and fades). For the next minute, diegetic sounds of police whistles, sirens, and vehicles combine with the underscore to convey what? (German police raiding the streets

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Ahmed Ferguson · Answer 1

Hello. You forgot to provide the answer options. The options are:

"A) A temporal ellipsis B) Temporal continuity C) Spacial continuity D) A montage sequence"

Answer:

B) Temporal continuity

Explanation:

Temporal continuity is an editing technique and consists of using a set of scenes, people, objects, sounds, scenarios and other different scene components, edited through cuts that allow them to be combined in order to express a consistency, a linearity. In this way, the viewer is able to watch a logical sequence of different scenes that talk to each other and convey a cohesive and clear message, in addition to telling a single story.

When this technique is not well produced we have the famous "errors of continuity" that make a scene without feeling at a certain moment.