Match Cutting: Finding Cuts with Smooth Visual Transitions

@article{Chen2022MatchCF,
  title={Match Cutting: Finding Cuts with Smooth Visual Transitions},
  author={Boris Chen and Amir Ziai and Rebecca Tucker and Yuchen Xie},
  journal={ArXiv},
  year={2022},
  volume={abs/2210.05766}
}
A match cut is a transition between a pair of shots that uses similar framing, composition, or action to fluidly bring the viewer from one scene to the next. Match cuts are frequently used in film, television, and advertising. How-ever, finding shots that work together is a highly manual and time-consuming process that can take days. We propose a modular and flexible system to efficiently find high-quality match cut candidates starting from millions of shot pairs. We annotate and release a dataset of… 
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