1, successive transitions: successive transitions is the use of before and after the lens in the content, the plot of the successive relationship, or the content of the two lenses between certain logic, correspondence, consistency, and even metaphorical relationships to achieve transitions. Because the content of the lens is more related than the independence of the lens, and thus the succession of transitions is less used to split the paragraph.

2, stunt transitions: stunt transitions is the use of electronic stunts to split the conversion lens. The difference between it and the lens switching is that there is a delay process, rather than an instantaneous conversion between the shots, so the audience has a clear perception of the conversion of the scene. In the transition screen commonly used stunts are: fade in and out, into and out, superimposed, scratch, split screen, page, roll, freeze frame.

3, sound transitions: sound transitions mainly through two means to achieve the purpose of connecting and converting the lens, one is through the sound content or form of the link to connect the lens of different scenes, and the second is the transfer of attention triggered by the sound, bring out the different scenes in the pronunciation of the source of the lens.

4, close-up transitions: close-up transitions are the end of a scene with a close-up or a new scene pulled out by the close-up transitions. The principle is that the close-up lens direction is not obvious, and the information stimulus is relatively strong, by emphasizing the content of the close-up screen can trigger the audience's attention to the transfer, weakening the audience's memory of the previous shot of the coherence of the content and continuity of the trend.