Crosscutting is an editing technique that
A) alternates between simultaneous shots in two separate spaces.
B) moves back and forth across the axis of action.
C) introduces flashbacks by direct cuts rather than dissolves or fade-outs.
D) alternates long-shot views with close-ups.

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Crosscutting is also known as parallel editing, where the editing alternates between parallel actions happening in two different locations or spaces. This technique is often used to build tension, suspense or to draw connections and comparisons between two scenes.

Crosscutting Is an Editing Technique That