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Audio, visual, and computer tricks used to take the narrative from one scene to another—most usually used in film, animation, and live action TV, although not unheard of in other media.

Methods of Scene Transition include:

Dissolve
Fade to Black
Fade to White
Flashback Effects
Impairment Shot
"Mister Sandman" Sequence
Picture-Perfect Presentation
Pre-lap
Separate Scene Storytelling
Silent Scenery Panel
Wipes
- Idiosyncratic Wipes which have multiple variations.

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Line 1: {{trope}}{{page should be category}} Audio, visual, and computer tricks used to take the narrative from one scene to ~~another -- most~~another—most usually used in film, animation, and live action TV, although not unheard of in other media. Methods of [['''Scene Transition]]''' include: * [[Dissolve]] * [[Fade to Black]] * [[Fade to White]] * [[Flashback Effect~~\|Flashback Effects~~]]s [[Flash Back Back Back]] [[Flash Back]] Line 14: * [["Mister Sandman" Sequence]] * [[Picture-Perfect Presentation]] * [[~~Prelap~~Pre-lap]] * [[Separate Scene Storytelling]] * [[Silent Scenery Panel]] * [[Wipe~~\|Wipes~~]]s ** [[Idiosyncratic Wipes]] which have multiple variations. Line 23: [[Category:Scene Transition]] [[Category:Pages needing more categories]] [[Category:Metascenes]]