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A fourth wall break can refer to many different things, but as long as you're 'breaking the boundaries' of what should be referenced in a scene, it counts. | A fourth wall break can refer to many different things, but as long as you're 'breaking the boundaries' of what should be referenced in a scene, it counts. | ||
==Editor Escape== | |||
The most common 4th wall break in [[tennis]] is for the video to suddenly cut to the editor that the player is using to make said video. | The most common 4th wall break in [[tennis]] is for the video to suddenly cut to the editor that the player is using to make said video. | ||
# In your editor, get to the point where you want the break to occur. Then, either screen record or take a picture of what your editor window looks like. | |||
# Most commonly at this point, you would zoom from the preview window to the whole editor. Then from there you can do basically whatever you want. | |||
This is most commonly seen as a end-of-video gag or [[Cutoff Prevention]]. You also could go one step further and "jump" from one editor to another, zooming out from one then zooming into another on the desktop. | |||
==Self-Commentary== | |||
Simply talking about what's going on in the video, as simple as it may sound, is technically breaking the bounds of the video. Often this is seem to crack a joke (usually complaining about one's editor), and will last only for a frame or two. | |||
=Examples= | =Examples= | ||