What kind of transition is it?

[cake272253620lci]

Hi there, 

Do you know the name of the transition that looks so cool?

https://youtu.be/N_JwdnCknfc

@00:33 the transition that is from daytime to night.

It is fantastic, and I can't find the name of it.

Could you let me know if you have an idea, please?

[Ann Bens]

You shoot the scene twice.

Once during daytime, once during nightime.

then you blend the two together.

[smrpix]

The transition itself is a simple dissolve between two matching shots taken at different times of day.  Throughout the piece this matching-shot technique was used, although sometimes they opted for a variable luma key to make the transition look, I don't know, "cooler."  Most likely the camera was mounted on a motorized slider to closely (though not perfectly) duplicate the motion.

[YANNA26705213grl5]

I think ann is right. static shots at high res ( 4k etc.) put into 1080 or 720, so lots of room to do slow pans, etc. in post ). the static shots are small moves compared to walking through space with steadicam (self leveling camera mount ) ...all the transitions from light to night are really small moves in post ( IMO ) using static camera shots.

[Ann Bens]

They are dolly shots.

The blending looks like a Gradient wipe.