Numerous techniques exist for detecting shot or scene boundaries, typically relying on visual characteristics of frames and contrasting said features among adjacent frames to identify shot boundaries. Shot Boundary Detection can utilize a range of visual characteristics such as edge feature, gray intensity, motion vector, and color histogram. The accuracy of Shot Boundary identification methods that currently exist has demonstrated a relatively high level of effectiveness. It is imperative to adapt current techniques to accommodate diverse video content types, as contemporary video productions employ a wider range of video creation methods than their predecessors. The presented approach in this methodology examines the different techniques fr the purpose of achieving the shot boundary detection. The Dual Tree – Discrete Wavelet Transformation approach has been contrasted with the deep learning approaches such as Artificial Neural Network and Convolutional Neural Network. The video is given as input on which frame extraction, feature extraction through Entropy Calculation and Mean Log Estimation is realized with the Deep learning methodologies. The outcomes of the shot boundary identification have been effectively compared with one another to determine performance which is displayed in the later sections of this research article.