Blue Frames Animation

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diploma in video editing


3 Months

Film or Video Editing Course content

Film Editing is the combination of a creative and a technical part of the filmmaking, video production, and photography nothing but Post – Production. The Film Editing term is derived from step by step process of film making which integral use of digital technology.  

The film editor combines the raw footage & selected shots to make them in to sequences which create a finished motion picture.

 Blue Frames Animation makes you perfect in

  1. Necessity of editing (Analyse the reasons of editing),
  2. Principles of Editing. (To analyse different editing principles),
  3. Shot to shot transition. (Analyse the different juxtaposition of shots),
  4. Basic techniques of building a scene. (Continuity, matching, overlapping),
  5. Pace & Time. (Analyse the techniques of pace& time manipulation during editing),
  6. Rough cut. (To make the primary edit following the script 30 sequentially),
  7. Final Cut. (To make the final cut after re-viewing the rough cut.),
  8. Dub matching and track laying. (To prepare for re- recording and optical effects.)

Topics Covered:

  • Browser Overview
  • Organizing Clips In The Browser
  • Creation of Sequences and BINS
  • Icon View and Columns View
  • Viewer Overview
  • Tabs in Viewer
  • Transport Controls
  • Marking Controls
  • Timeline  Overview
  • Canvas Windows Overview
  • Editing Clips Into The Canvas & Timeline
  • Drag and Drop Editing
  • Overwriting and Inserting Edits
  • Sequence Time code
  • Settings
  • Timeline Buttons and Controls
  • Navigating and Zooming
  • Transferring Clips in the Timeline
  • Trimming Using the Selection Tool
  • Clip Handles & Media Limits
  • Closing and Finding Gaps
  • Linking and Sync
  • Selection
  • forward Edit tool
  • Edit selection tool
  • roll Edit tool
  • Slide Edit
  • Razor Blade Tools
  • Zoom and Hand, CROP & DISTORT, Pen tool
  • The Adjustment of Levels
  • How to Read Audio Meters
  • Working with Stereo and Mono Clips
  • Adjusting Audio Over Time
  • Audio Mixer & using the voice over tool

 

Module:1

  • Using the Keyboard to Edit
  • 3 Point Editing
  • Creation of L-Cuts
  • Delete Between the In/out Points
  • Trim Edit Window
  • Edit in the Trim Edit Window
  • Match frame

 

 

 

 

Module:2

  • Viewer Sync Controls
  • Superimpose Edit
  • Fit to Fill Edit
  • Replace Edit
  • How to edit a sequence of clips in the viewer
  • Adding & delete Markers
  • Markers in the Timeline
  • Using Markers to create Sub clips
  • Matching Settings Overview
  • Item and User Preferences
  • System setting
  • Audio and Video Settings

Module:3

  • Connecting Sources for Capture
  • Creating a New Project for Capturing
  • Previewing and Marking Your Source
  • Logging Clips, Choosing Clip Settings
  • Choosing Capture Settings
  • Choosing Capturing Options
  • Setting capture preferences and acquiring other media

 

Module:5

  • Applying and Adjusting Transitions
  • Favorite and Default Transition
  • Trouble shooting transitions
  • Dissolve
  • Fade in fade out
  • Iris
  • Page peel
  • Wipe

 

Module:4

  • High Definition Formats
  • Frame Sizes
  • Frame Rates
  • Scanning Methods
  • Interpreting the Numbers
  • HD Workflow
  • Using HDV

 

Module:6

  • Applying and Viewing Filters
  • Viewing and Modifying Filter Parameters
  • Applying Audio Filters
  • Using a Color Correction Filter
  • Animating filter
  • Image control Brightness, contrast, Tint ,gamma correction etc.
  • Color correction
  • Matte - masking
  • Glow

Module:7

  • The Real Time Capabilities
  • Rendering Overview
  • The Rendering Settings
  • How to preview effect
  • The Basic Principles
  • The Three-Way Color Correction
  • Frame viewer

 

 

Module:8

  • Generating Items
  • Using Title 3D
  • Using Motion Enhanced Titles
  • Creating basic titles
  • Text 3d
  • Typewriting text
  • Simple text
  • Scroll text
  • Roll text
  • Use the Photoshop text

Module:9

  • Multiple Tracks in the Timeline
  • How to Adjust Basic Motion Attributes
  • Using Key frames, changing the pace of a clip
  • Adding Key frames in FCP

 

Module:11

  • Important  Shortcuts  for Fast Editing

 

Module:10

  • Finishing
  • Exporting QuickTime Files
  • Outputting to Tape
  • Backing up project
  • Exporting to user file
  • Export to DV
  • Export to avi
  • Export to mpeg4, mpeg2, mpeg1
  • Export to audio
  • Use to stream clip, toast titanium exporter

 

Final Project

Note: Student should prepare show-reel, which can be used for applying jobs. Certificate will be issued only on completion of show-reel.

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