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Pro Tools
Course Format: Classroom
This Digidesign Certified two-day class focuses on the foundational skills needed to learn and function within the Pro Tools environment at a basic level. Topics include system capabilities (record, edit, mix, process, and audio delivery), understanding the Pro Tools file system (session documents, audio files, audio regions), navigation and display basics, recording modes and techniques. Other...
 

Media Composer Editing
Course Format: Classroom
This Avid Certified course introduces the concepts of nonlinear editing and progresses through the basic features and functions of the Media Composer system. This includes, but is not limited to, digitizing and organizing source footage, editing sync and non-sync material, trimming sequences, editing audio, adding effects, creating titles, and outputting work to tape. Class time is divided betw...
 

Maya
Course Format: Classroom
This course covers introduction to the Maya Interface, 3D models using primitives, surfaces, curves (including nurbs and splines), shaders and textures, and animation using keyframes and motion paths. Surface deformations, introductions to forward and inverse kinematics, camera and lighting, rendering techniques, and Intro to MEL will also be covered.
 

Flash for TV and DVD
Course Format: Classroom
"This two-day course teaches Flash, with an emphasis on Flash Video. It dives straight into the fundamentals of Adobe Flash - vector graphics, drawing and painting, creating objects, and basic animation. After applying the skills taught in this class, you’ll be able to use Flash drawing tools, work with layers, import artwork, design some rather impressive graphics, manipulate text e...
 

Editing Aesthetics
Course Format: Classroom
Leaving behind the intense technical training that Avid requires, this course’s content reflects upon the reasons we became editors in the first place to compellingly tell stories through images. Students begin by learning the methods for organizing thoughts through a script breakdown and easily segue into the "Conceptual Physics of Editing." After a thorough discussion of "how w...
 

Digital Audio
Course Format: Classroom
This class covers analog audio, digital audio, sample rate, bit rate, Nyquist Theorem, level setting and measuring, connectors (RCA, 1/4, XLR, balanced, unbalanced), digital audio (AES/EBU, SPDIF, TDIF, ADAT, optical), microphone basics, headroom, sends, returns, inserts, EQ, compression and limiting, dither.
 

Decks & Mixers
Course Format: Classroom
This course is a practical hands-on introduction to input and output methods used in Avid nonlinear editing workflow. The class provides in-depth information on signal flow between the Avid, mixer and deck. Topics also include drop frame and non-drop frame time code, proper mixer configuration, input and output tools available in the Avid software, and post production workflow. Students practic...
 

Audio Engineering Tools & Workflows
Course Format: Classroom
This course investigates the world of Audio Engineering from both technical and creative perspectives, with a particular focus on work flow. Topics include analog audio, digital audio, sample rate, bit rate, Nyquist Theorem, level setting and measuring, connectors (RCA, 1/4, XLR, balanced, unbalanced), digital audio (AES/EBU, SPDIF, TDIF, ADAT, optical), microphone basics, headroom, sends, retu...
 

DVD Studio Pro
Course Format: Classroom
This comprehensive course provides the solid foundation to tackle virtually any DVD project. Taking advantage of Apple DVD Studio Pro’s easy-to-master interface, students learn how to transcode QuickTime movies into MPEG-2 streams, convert PCM audio files into industry-standard Dolby Digital and create sophisticated motion menus and still menus using PhotoShop.
 

After Effects for Editors
Course Format: Classroom
Whether you work in film, broadcast television, corporate video or multimedia, this course allows you to explore the world of motion graphics. Students learn After Effects by working on a promotional video, which includes music, backgrounds and textures Students animate the opening sequence by compositing layers, setting key frames and modifying geometric properties. Then, the focus turns to us...
 

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