The montage is an ever present part of modern screenwriting. Filmmakers and screenwriters frequently use this technique, regardless of genre. But what are the best montage examples and what do they teach about the very essence of montage? The montage is essentially an editing technique. It emphasises the relationships between shots and the juxtaposition of images to create ideas not present in the shot itself. Montages are useful for a number of reasons including: The summary of a single topic – exposition
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