- To develop further skills in editing acquired from basic level production courses - To apply concepts and techniques of video and film production, shot composition and editing workshops - To introduce the students to the making of several television genres i.e.: a commercial, a Public Service Announcement, documentaries, music videos and short films - Teaching the students how to handle editing and simple compositing software - Guide the students on how to transform their ideas into audio-visual messages effectively, going through all stages starting from the original idea to the finalized project.
Title: Editing Digital Video Author: Goodman R, McGrath P Publisher: McGraw Hill
| content serial | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Introduction: the post-production workflow |
| 2 | Characteristics of non-linear editing and main functions of video editing software |
| 3 | Introducing the editing software (Adobe Premiere): interface, panels, and key commands |
| 4 | Project settings, Importing, creating sequences, exporting |
| 5 | Working on the timeline: key tools, three-point editing, rough edit |
| 6 | Building a story and action (sequencing) |
| 7 | Visual continuity (the 5 Basic Shots) / 7th week assessment |
| 8 | Working with audio tracks: basics of sound mixing |
| 9 | Creating texts and titles |
| 10 | Key frames and Basic motion |
| 11 | Video Transitions |
| 12 | Basic audio/video effects and filters /12th week assessment |
| 13 | Green screen Editing |
| 14 | Principles of Color Correction |
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