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The Shot List" Episode 9 is about how to use editing transitions to move through a story. The transitions discussed include the cut, fade, dissolve, match cut, iris, wipe, passing transition, whip pan, smash cut, J-cut, and L-cut. These transitions can be used to create connections between shots, bridge time and space, or add energy to a scene.

Ultimate Guide to Scene Transitions – Every Editing Transition Explained [The Shot List, Ep 9]

Composition

There are six layers in film editing: A-roll, B-roll, narration or dialogue, music, sound effects, and color correction.
Each of these layers is described at a basic level in this learning path. At each step, you get familiar with one layer and practice it on your own film.

Six layers of film editing to help you get started 

Directing a film requires a variety of skills. You need different skill sets to succeed in each phase, from scriptwriting to production to post-production. During this learning path, you are taught a general concept of the skills you need as a director in each phase of filmmaking. 
Keep in mind that your film grows as you develop your skills.
  

Ultimate Guide to Scene Transitions – Every Editing Transition Explained [The Shot List, Ep 9]

Composition

Six layers of film editing to help you get started

Dare to be a film director