Editing for Film and Television 2

Catalog description

This course focuses on film and television post-production workflows from ingest to delivery, including both intermediate and advanced techniques for visual effects, color correction, and audio mixing and the analysis of sophisticated editing practices and traditions. Advanced storytelling theory and techniques will focus on the following: point of view, character development, and sound design. Techniques studied in this course will apply to multiple genres and forms ranging from narrative projects, documentaries, movie trailers, webisodes, reality television, commercials, music videos, education, and industrial videos. Students will work with industry-standard post-production software, building on skills developed in FSS 210 : Editing for Film and Television I. They will gain necessary skills in editing for use in film and television production classes and independent media projects as well as for internships and professional media work. Students must be available for editing work outside of scheduled class time.