The unique combination of cutting and double-backing is called:
B. The Quick Mix Theory
This theory refers to a filmmaking technique where a scene is cut and then revisited shortly after, allowing for a quick mix of different perspectives or actions within a short span of time. It helps create a dynamic and engaging visual experience for the audience by alternating between different angles or events rapidly. This technique is commonly used in action sequences or fast-paced moments to intensify the viewer's experience and add excitement to the narrative.
