Methods Of Montage

Einstein Methods Of Montage


there are 5 types of assemblies the first is the metric that consists of taking fragments in a row regardless of just passing to have a movement, the second is the rhythm that consists of taking shots where there is a fixed sequence of equal proportion, the third is the tonal montage here montage is based on the characteristics of emotional sound of the piece of it is dominant, number four is overtonal montage in this type of montage use characteristics steps up the impression from a melodically emotional coloring to a physiological perception, and the last one is intellectual montage this is not physiological over tonal sound is more complex end nervous to give and intellectual sense.

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