Comic panels transitions
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This document describes the transitions between shots in a video or sequence of events. It provides examples of different types of transitions, such as subject-to-subject (changing the main focus or character), action-to-action (one action followed by another), scene-to-scene (changing locations), aspect-to-aspect (changing the camera angle or view), and moment-to-moment (zooming or modifying a single shot). The transitions are analyzing a sequence involving a man drinking alone in a room who interacts with objects like a bottle, bed, mirror, and window.
Comic panels transitions
- 1. Bbhgg Subject-足to-足subject: He grabs the bottle then walks to the bed, changing the subject Subject-足to-足subject: He walks to his bed, and then pours a drink, changing the subject Action-足to-足action: He pours the drink then drinks it, so it is an action transition Subject-足to-足subject: The man is drinking and then changes to him turning on the TV Aspect-足to-足 aspect: He turns the TV on then lays back to watch it. Moment-足to-足 moment: The TV is zoomed closer and fills the panel Subject-足to-足 subject: the TV is the subject and then the side view of the man becomes the subject Scene-足to-足 scene: The scene changes from the man drinking on the bed to him standing in the mirror Action-足to-足 action: He thinks about death and then drinks, this is an action Subject-足to-足 subject: he looks in the mirror, then pours drink, changing the subject Scene-足to-足 scene: The scene changes from the man pouring a drink at the mirror to a shot of the window Aspect-足to-足 aspect: it shows a back view of the man, then shows a shot of his face in the mirror Aspect-足to-足aspect: the shot of the window zooms in to show what is outside Aspect-足to-足aspect: the shot of the window changes to show the man staring out of the window