shotboundary
Shot boundary is the point at which one shot ends and the next shot begins in film, television, and video. It marks a change in camera setup, angle, framing, lighting, or location, and it can signal shifts in time, space, or perspective. Shot boundaries are created during editing and are a fundamental unit of narrative pacing and continuity.
Common transition types include a hard cut, which is an abrupt switch with no visible transition; a
In editing theory, shot boundaries contribute to the rhythm and continuity of a sequence. Editors use boundaries
In digital video analysis and processing, shot boundary detection (SBD) refers to automatic methods for locating