fade-outs

Slow visual endings

Fade-outs is the plural of fade-out, a gradual decrease in visibility or volume.

In film and television, a fade-out is when the image slowly darkens to black, typically marking the end of a scene or the whole work.

In audio, it's when sound gradually diminishes to silence: The song ends with one of those interminable fade-outs.

Figuratively, any gradual disappearance or decline: His fade-outs from conversations became more frequent as the dementia progressed.

cinematic

dissolve

Disperse into liquid

cut · transition · montage · ending · iris · wipe · segue · closeout · finale · outro

diminishing

waning

Gradually decreasing in intensity

tapering · weakening · declining · receding · lessening · attenuation · gradual · slow · gentle · softening

audio

mixing

Combining into one mass

attenuation · reverb · tail · silence · outro · ending · mastering · ducking · automation · gain

disappearance

vanishing

Ceasing to be visible

invisibility · ephemerality · dematerialization · ghosting · blurring · dimming · obscuring · dissolution · evaporation · melting

Opposites
transition type

fade-outssmash cuts

Instant scene transitions

jump cuts · stingers · direct cuts

signal direction

fade-outsfade-ins

Gradual visual introductions

crescendos · intros · build-ups · swells · openings

Family

fade-out, fade, fades, faded, fading, fader, faders, out, outs

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Rated G