Cutting means stopping. When a scene is over, of course, it has to stop.

Cut vocabulary analysis:

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Cut; Cut; Cut; Cut; Cut off (sth) (with a knife, etc); Cut (sth) into pieces with a knife, etc.

Wound; Cut; An opening left by a sharp object, a crack; Reduce (in quantity, size, supply, etc)

Third person singular: cut?

Now participle: cut?

Past tense: cut?

Past participle: cut

Extended data:

Cut also refers to (single-lens film used in film and television media production)

A continuous picture is called a cut, and its time length is variable. Moving from one picture to the next is cutting, which is the result of cutting the film. With the development of information technology, movies are less and less used in animation, but the name has not changed.