Introduction to Editing with Avid Media Composer 100

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In this course, students learn the skills, tools, and techniques of post-production editing for careers as assistant editors. Students will participate in creative, narrative editing projects in order to demonstrate fundamentals of post-production theory and practice, and will have the opportunity to certify as an Avid Certified User. This course focuses on the professional work environment processes for picture editing, audio mixing, audio effects, visual effects, color correction, and digital file delivery. Technical operations are covered, including ingest, output, and media management, edit bay procedures, protocol, and best practices. Avid’s curriculum will be supplemented with elemental post-production information including an historical overview of the editing process and tools; current processes, procedures and terminology; project organization, digital file codecs, audio sample rate, introduction to concepts and tools of color grading, and introductory troubleshooting. Students will also develop an understanding and awareness of post-production industry standards. Prerequisite(s): GFA 1000 >= C Lecture Hours: 6 Repeatability: May not be repeated for credit. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Schedule Type (Primary): Lecture/Supervised Lab/Clinic Click here for the Schedule of Classes.