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School: Video Symphony TV & Film School
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Survival Skills for the Avid Assistant Editor
Course Format: Classroom
The many duties and technical concerns faced by the assistant film editor working with the Avid Film Composer are covered through lectures, demonstrations, hands-on exercises, and occasional off-site field trip instruction at telecine, audio post production, and/or optical facilities.
 

Survival Skills for the Assistant Sound Editor
Course Format: Classroom
"The mysterious sound assistant. What do they do? What is an E.D.L., an OMF? How does a dialog editor get the material they cut? Does it just magically appear on their Pro Tools? What exactly do the Dialog, ADR, Foley, and FX editors need? What is the relationship of sound to picture editorial, and the dub stages? All of this and more are explained in The course Survival Skills for th...
 

Strategic Sound Design
Course Format: Classroom
How can a Pro Tools Editor effectively use sound editing and mixing tools to support content and deliver impact? This class explores the origins of sound (production, library, Foley, ADR, etc.) and how to determine the right source for the scene. Hands on training focuses on the use of plug-ins, multi-track layering, and mixing to attain the most appropriate effect. These are practically applie...
 

Storyboarding for Motion
Course Format: Classroom
This course conveys the fundamentals of using a variety of tools to plan and layout a story as part of the pre-production process. Students learn both the practical as well as the economic aspects of effective storyboarding. Storyboarding Techniques also helps students understand the technology options available for storyboarding and pre-visualization of projects.
 

Sound Recording Principals & Techniques
Course Format: Classroom
This 16 hour lecture and field recording class lays the foundation for the concepts, use, and field application of the tools available to recordists. We start by learning how sound works and how our perception of a sound changes due to factors we can and cannot control. With a basic understanding of sound, focus moves to capturing that sound with the tools available to us, such as Pro Tools, po...
 

Sound Recording Concepts & Techniques
Course Format: Classroom
"In this lecture and field recording class, students lay down the foundation for the ideas behind, and use of the tools available to us as recordists, and then apply them in the field. We start by learning how sound works and how the perception of a sound changes due to factors we both can and cannot control. Once we have a basic understanding of sound we move on to capturing that sound wi...
 

Recording Studio Setups & Operations
Course Format: Classroom
This 8-hour course provides an overview of the recording studio environment by defining setups and operations, and outlines the requirements and responsibilities of various studio jobs. Upon completion, students are ready to handle assistant engineer duties, have an understanding of how to perform basic set-up of the studio’s equipment for a recording session, learn studio etiquette, and are pr...
 

Real-Life Simulation Sound Editing
Course Format: Classroom
Sound Editing and Mixing Simulation is a 3 day course where newly-minted sound editors apply their skills to projects that simulate a "real job" assignment in a workplace environment. A key feature of this course is a 20-hour assignment ?each student does sound design, edits dialog and backgrounds, and rough-mixes a 5 minute segment for a TV show. The course also deals with aesthetic ...
 

Real Life Production Experience
Course Format: Classroom
Students in this class work on real projects from real clients with real deadlines as a team, much like the real working world, under the supervision and guidance of the Instructor-Post Supervisor. The role played by each student (i.e. digitizing, rough editing, fine editing, finishing) will depend on the project, each student’s skills, and the skills of the other students.
 

Promo Editing
Course Format: Classroom
In this two-day course, students will continue their short form editing experience by being introduced to the discipline it required to tell a story in 30 seconds or less. Unique terminology will be discussed and real examples from NBC and other broadcast stations will be studied as this course delves into both the aesthetic and technical aspect of short form editing for broadcast television. S...
 

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