Question

what is one of the goals of continuity editing?

to call attention to itself as an element of cinematic form

to maintain little connection between adjacent shots and scenes

to keep viewers oriented in space and time

to ensure a dynamic flow between shots

to remind audiences they are watching a manufactured illusion

Explanation:

Continuity editing is a core film editing technique focused on creating a seamless, logical narrative. Its key goals include keeping viewers grounded in the story's spatial and temporal context, while avoiding drawing attention to the editing itself. The incorrect options describe the opposite of continuity editing (like breaking shot connections or highlighting the edit) or are not its primary goal.

Answer:

C. to keep viewers oriented in space and time, D. to ensure a dynamic flow between shots