Which of the following editing techniques would you most likely use to a film a scene about a group of friends who live in a high-rise building?

Please Rate me as the Brainliest .The answer would be B. Rythmic You're going to have to consult your curriculum materials for this one. This strikes me as something that could be subjectively answered. For me, it would depend on the subject matter and how I wanted this person's life portrayed.

For a montage sequence, I'd use rhythmic.

For intense scenes, graphic.

If I want to focus more on describing the locations, I'd use spatial.

Temporal for scenes in which plot devices or furthering the plot is needed.

I would say that the editing technique I would use in a scene about a group of friends who live in a high-rise building is rhythmic. The correct answer is B.

Explanation:

I think the answer is kind of personal, because it would depend on the artist behind the film and the sensations he/she wants to transmit, but according to the plot described I would choose B because I think it matches the plot. A scene about a group of friends living in a high-rise building transmit youth, things passing by quickly, strong sounds, movement and all of these we could express with a rhythmic scene. But, as I said before, I think the answer is quite subjective and it will depend on the author, I just think it is the one that will match best.

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i longed to go with them out into the world to seek my fortune in foreign lands—africa, india, china and peru!

and, dreaming of the lands i had never seen, i'd sit on there, watching till they were out of sight.