What is a Crossfade in Film? Definition, Examples & How to Use It

Reading Time: 3 minutesWhat is a cross fade dissolve? Definition & Meaning A crossfade is a type of dissolve where one shot gradually fades out while another fades in, overlapping briefly on screen. It can apply to visuals, audio, or both, and is used to show time passing, shift emotional tone, or connect scenes with a smoother rhythm… Continue reading What is a Crossfade in Film? Definition, Examples & How to Use It

Crossfades In Premiere Pro Explained (Constant Gain, Constant Power & Exponential Fade)

Reading Time: 3 minutesA crossfade is when the audio between two shots gradually increases or decreases over a brief period of time while overlapping. This creates a smooth transition, and when done properly, cuts appear unnoticeable.  There are two primary methods for creating crossfades: manually using keyframes or using transitions pre-built into Premiere. This article will explain the differences… Continue reading Crossfades In Premiere Pro Explained (Constant Gain, Constant Power & Exponential Fade)