Occlusion Transition / Hidden Cut遮挡转场

Scene jumps within a continuous space, when you need to hide the cut.

a foreground element such as a shoulder, car door, or wall sweeps across and briefly fills the frame, then a new scene appears, hiding the cut.

The technique comes first, followed by the scene, action, performance and duration. Paste it straight into a video model and swap in your own characters and plot.

Foreground occlusion transition: a passerby's shoulder and back sweep quickly past the lens, briefly filling the frame, and then a new scene appears. Scene one is a shopping street in daytime, a girl stopping in front of a shop window; after the passerby covers the frame it becomes the same street at night, and the girl is now holding a bouquet. 6 seconds; the occlusion must fill the frame completely, hiding the cut point.

• The occlusion doesn't fill the frame at the key moment and the seam shows.
• The obstruction's speed doesn't match the shots before and after.

The covering frame must fill the screen; the camera speed should be similar in both shots.