Multiple Choice
What is parallel editing?
A) the cutting together of two or more lines of action that occur simultaneously at different locations
B) the cutting together of two or more shots of the same character as he or she moves across space
C) the cutting together of two or more shots that link eyelines
D) the cutting together of two or more shots that signals a long passage of time
E) the cutting together of two or more shots that have nothing explicitly to do with one another
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