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Film Producing and Acting

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Pro Tools Production Essentials
Course Format: Classroom
This Digidesign Certified three-day class focuses on a foundation of skills needed to competently operate a Pro Tools TDM system in a professional environment. Topics include signal routing and voice allocation, session management concepts, edit tool options and techniques, session navigation and control, making use of sends and aux inputs, plug-in usage, Pro Tools automation modes, practices, ...
 

Pro Tools Music Studio Session Workshop
Course Format: Classroom
Students are involved in challenging “real world�projects in this 16-hour course. Under the supervision of the instructor/producer, students establish relevant workflows while applying key features of the Pro Tools editing and mixing environment. The workshop emphasizes the ability to execute and deliver one or more projects under the constraint of deadlines and in accordance with client chang...
 

Pro Tools Advanced Post Production Session
Course Format: Classroom
In this two-day completely hands-on course, students work one student per system on a series of post-specific tasks that must be completed individually without help from the instructor or anyone else. No new information is presented by the instructor. Instead, the course challenges students to apply what they have learned in this advanced synthesis course that helps students assess their market...
 

Post Studio Session 1
Course Format: Classroom
In this introductory workflow class, students receive several projects to work on, encountering different challenges. The power up sequence, drives (mounting, striping and un-mounting), creating a new project and user settings, changing settings, digitizing, mixer setup and trimming edits are reviewed while students are directed verbally by a "producer,?back up projects, and output (EDLs, ...
 

Post Studio Session 2
Course Format: Classroom
This 40-hour class builds on Post Studio Session 1. Students will re-digitize previous projects, finish and put effects on them and may also argue for their edits. Logging, digitizing and re-digitizing, editing, adding effects, importing graphics, running Norton, recreating media, moving media, adding sound (SFX, music, voice over), audio sweetening and viewing copy (with time code window burn)...
 

Post Production Techniques (Certificate)
Course Format: Classroom
This Digidesign Certified three-day course focuses on completing 200-level training with a post production focus. Concepts and skills learned in 201 are reinforced with post-specific examples. Topics include advanced file formats, including OMF translation, import/export, and batch processing, advanced post editing, including source/destination editing, advanced editing tools, fixed-head playba...
 

Post Production Sound
Course Format: Classroom
This is an in-depth examination of the post production sound process, aesthetically and technically. Coverage includes film clip examples and scripting from a sound point-of-view
 

Post Production Marketplace Job Workshop
Course Format: Classroom
This course provides invaluable information to increase the chances of obtaining paid work. Proven systems and tactics used by marketing pros to find business are presented. Numerous self marketing tools are addressed including resumes, business cards, reels, elevator pitches, email and digital social networks. Insight into the supply and demand relationships of the postproduction marketplace, ...
 

Post Production Marketplace & Job Essentials
Course Format: Classroom
Getting an early start on job readiness is the objective of this one-day overview of the Entertainment Media Production marketplace. We will discuss and debunk myths commonly held by candidates seeking jobs in the entertainment industry. You will learn about steps that you can take to acquire the competencies and contacts you’ll need to acquire work. You will discover how new opportuni...
 

Post Production Essentials
Course Format: Classroom
This course provides students with an overview of the post production workflow process and various paths and models that television programs and feature films go through during post. Key production and postproduction personnel, their roles and how they interact are introduced. Traditional post production methods and processes will be examined and discussed, as well as the impact of new technolo...
 

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