This video lecture examines the process of editing film and video, and how that process has evolved over time. Topics include: Early techniques (from single cam to multi-cam), types of cuts (straight, jump, contrast, form, parallel) with examples of each, and an analysis of flow and innovative techniques.
With the rapid development of video technology and equipment, including high-def video-enabled DSLRs, the ability to shoot professional-looking films, music videos and online series are becoming more accessible to anyone and everyone. But the work isn't over once the shooting wraps. Like many creative mediums, careful editing is essential to telling stories effectively and keeping your viewer engaged.
We'll review and demonstrate how precise and deliberate editing can have a major impact on how content is perceived, and measure its development from big budget Hollywood productions to YouTube series and viral videos.
Important Things to Note:
No cameras or equipment is required for this class.
Q&A
Q: What is the minimum age requirement for kids to attend?
A: All ages are welcome.