Match on Action - An editing technique for continuity editing to which one shot goes to another showing the action of the subject in the first shot. This helps to create a 'visual bridge' as well as continuity which draws the viewers attention away from the cutting.

180 Degree Rule - This is a film guideline that participants in a scene should have the same left-right relationship to each other, this being with filming only taking place within the 180 degree angle in which the action is maintained. This gives the audience a greater sense of location and atmosphere with whatever background scene is there.

Shot Reverse Shot - Shot reverse shot is a continuous editing technique for conversations or characters looking at each other or objects. This gives the audience a good view of the emotions of the characters on there faces and can usually be scene as either a point of view or over the shoulder view. This often comes in with the 180 degree rule as to contain continuity and not distorting the sense of location for the audience.