Film edit, also known as film editing, is the process of selecting, arranging, and modifying the shots that make up a film. It involves the rearrangement of shots to create a desired narrative structure, as well as the addition or removal of shots to improve the pacing and flow of the film. Splicing is an important part of the film editing process, as it involves the physical joining of two pieces of film together. This is done by cutting the film and then using tape or glue to join the two pieces together.