Jump cut editing in the Video Sequence Editor I would like to edit a long video, deleting parts of it. I think this type of editing is called jump cut. What would be an efficient way to do it in Blender? Just soft/hard cutting the video and sound strips on two different frames, deleting the middle strip and moving together the remaining parts? Or is there a better way? 

I found an add-on called "Jump to Cut", but I'm not sure if I understand how it works and if it could be useful for this purpose. 

Thanks!
The Jump to Cut Addon assembles various important tools, which can be found in the Blender Sequencer, but has no premade method to create jump cuts.

The manual way is already rather fast.


 RMB select the movie strip.
Position the cursor at the beginning of the jump cut.
Soft Cut with K.
 RMBSelect the start handle of the 2nd part of the 
strip.
Move it forward a  number of frames. Assuming you want to jump forwards a second in 24 fps the shortcuts would be GX24&#9166; Enter.
Remove the gap. &#10229; Backspace or Strip > Remove Gaps.