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What is a speed ramp in video editing? Velocity edits explained
A speed ramp eases a shot from one speed to another. See a real ramp frame by frame, how velocity edits work, and the request that makes one in Vidova.
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Editing terms
Video editing terms in plain words, with real examples: speed ramps, B-roll, J and L cuts, match cuts, frame interpolation and more.
What is B-roll? B-roll in UGC and B-roll reels on Instagram
B-roll is the supporting footage cut over or between your main shot. What it means in UGC ads and Instagram B-roll reels, with real frames and requests.
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What is a J-cut and an L-cut in video editing?
A J-cut starts the next shot's sound early. An L-cut lets a shot's sound run on after the picture cuts. See both in a real interview edit, with the request.
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What is a match cut? The transition explained, with examples
A match cut joins two shots that share a shape, a movement or a sound. Famous examples, a real ad cut frame by frame, and how to make one in Vidova.
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Jump cut vs smash cut: what each one is and when to use it
A jump cut skips time inside one shot. A smash cut slams from one scene into a very different one. Definitions, film history and real frames from Vidova edits.
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What is frame interpolation? Optical flow vs frame blending
Frame interpolation makes new frames between real ones. Duplication, blending, optical flow and AI compared on the same two frames, and when to use each.
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What is a lower third in video editing?
A lower third is the name and title graphic low in the frame. What goes in one, where to place it on vertical video, real frames and the request for Vidova.
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What is kinetic typography? Kinetic text animation explained
Kinetic typography is text that moves to carry meaning, from Saul Bass's film titles to word-by-word captions. Real frames, history and the request to make it.
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