supercut

noun

su·​per·​cut ˈsü-pər-ˌkət 

plural supercuts

: a compilation of short video clips (as from movies or television shows) typically depicting similar or related themes or actions

I decided my supercut would edit together every single frame in which the character Jess' cellphone case— … pink … with giant bunny ears—appears onscreen.

—Seth Stevenson

At the end of its 149 minutes, very little has actually transpired. A plot-only supercut of the film wouldn't last a minute.

—Uday Bhatia

Word History

Etymology

super- + cut entry 2 (sense 6)

First Known Use

2008, in the meaning defined above