Editing for Film + TV

There’s an old saying in the film industry: a film is made or broke in the editing suite. A great editor knows how to piece together the thousands of images and sounds captured during production to create an emotionally captivating, driving film.

In the AISFM course, students will study and learn various styles of editing by watching great films, and then apply those lessons to their own projects.

The students will be exposed to multiple software packages to ensure they have the technical knowledge that is required to begin building their careers. They will understand the entire workflow from production into post-production and will receive an introduction to film and TV direction and camerawork.

Learning Objectives

• Role of an Editor

• Principles of communication

• Genres & Styles

• Using the digital editing system

• Overview of digital post production

• Analysis various styles by watching films

• Basics of Linear Editing

• Basics of compositing and VFX

• Dramatic continuity

• Filmic Rhythm, Time & Space

• Composite & Component signals

• Video Compression & Codecs

• Intro to FCP 7, FCP X, Avid

Register For Details: Editing for Film + TV

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