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Film training courses and schools
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School: Center for Digital Imaging Arts at Boston University - Washington, DC Campus
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Advanced Media Composer Effects
Course Format: Classroom
Students learn to design multilayered and multinested effects on Avid Media Composer for maximum quality with optimal render times. The advanced-effect techniques include applications of intraframe effects, working with paint and the powerful AniMatte effects, advanced key-framing and keying, using effect shortcuts, effect media management, working with matte, chroma and luma keys and deconstru...
 

Avid Workshop Series: Documentary Editing
Course Format: Classroom
This module is designed for Avid Media Composer editors who want to learn about specific workflow issues for documentary editing. Using material and examples from a current documentary, the class addresses the basic post process for documentary editing, as well as advanced bin organization, Script integration and ScriptSync, scene construction and useful effects for documentary. Media for this ...
 

Color Correction with Avid Media Composer (PE 239), Shared Workspace Editing
Course Format: Classroom
This module covers Avid’s powerful color correction, with an emphasis on industry-standard requirements for the stringent requirements of broadcast television. Topics include analyzing the color properties of shots, using internal video scopes as well as external waveform and vectorscopes, color correcting individual shots using RGB curves and HSL hue offset tools, auto-correcting individual sh...
 

Advanced Techniques for Avid Media Composer (MC 201) and Media Management
Course Format: Classroom
An editor’s productivity is bolstered by mastering more advanced techniques in the Avid system such as asymmetrical editing, multicam, the media tool’s capabilities, transcoding with Avid DnX resolutions, recapturing sequences, and sync-point/replace editing. Students learn multicam editing, the industry standard in film and television. Project and media management techniques are reinforced. Cu...
 

Editing with Avid Media Composer (MC101) and Working in Advanced Trim Mode
Course Format: Classroom
This module combines review and instruction in the Avid User Interface and its industry-standard workflow. Transitioning from XpressPro to Media Composer, topics include basic setup, calibration for various analog and digital video as well as audio settings, logging and capturing media, editing and trimming techniques, 3D effect palette, title tool, audio suite, prepping for output and various ...
 

Introduction to Avid Media Composer Workshop
Course Format: Classroom
Unique to the craft of filmmaking, the editing stage is where it all comes together. Using the dedicated MC101 courseware, students will be introduced to the Avid interface. For students looking for a career in postproduction, knowledge of both Avid and FCP is an important advantage. As part of tuition, Avid is offered to all students throughout the year in standalone workshop/module format.
 

Directing
Course Format: Classroom
Beginning in preproduction and through production and editing, it is the director’s job to tell the story and oversee the creative and technical aspects of the film. In this module students are introduced to the art and craft of directing dramatic scenes and gain experience working with actors and on-camera hosts. Topics include script analysis for directors, casting and auditions, conducting r...
 

Business Basics and Event Videography
Course Format: Classroom
Understanding how to conduct business as a freelance videographer as well as knowing what is involved in working as a full-time producer at a production company are essential parts of the digital filmmaker’s career and employability. This module examines the videographer’s responsibilities to clients, vendors and his/her peers. Topics include budgeting, invoicing, proposal writing, scheduling, ...
 

Motion Graphics and Effects in Final Cut Pro
Course Format: Classroom
While creating pleasing image and sounds are essential parts of digital filmmaking, students now turn their attention to another critical component in a filmmaker’s tool kit: motion graphics. Through instructor-guided courseware they learn the basic skill set to give their films a professional looking title sequence, motion menus, and opening and closing sequences. Using Apple’s popular Motion ...
 

Postproduction Sound and Soundtrack Pro
Course Format: Classroom
This module provides students with an understanding of audio postproduction techniques in Avid, Final Cut and Soundtrack Pro. Upon completion students will have the tools needed to communicate and collaborate effectively with professional audio engineers and film composers. Topics include non-destructive EQ and compression in Avid/FCP, use of the audio palettes in both editing platforms and rou...
 

Final Cut Pro: Beyond the Basics
Course Format: Classroom
This module looks at FCP’s advanced editing techniques for working with audio, motion, filters and effects, all of which contribute to the student’s training as an experienced visual storyteller. Tips for working efficiently in the software are examined along with advanced editing skills like nesting sequences and clip management strategies. Using color keying features to remove backgrounds, ed...
 

Introduction to Final Cut Pro II
Course Format: Classroom
This module builds upon the skill set acquired during the previous week. Attention is paid to features such as time remap, ripple/roll, compositing, motion, effects, filters, transitions and the media management tool. Students also gain an understanding of where and when to “make the edit�and learn more about different editorial styles such as cutting dialogue-driven scenes, promos and short f...
 

Introduction to Lighting and Grip
Course Format: Classroom
This module introduces students to essential lighting techniques while also developing their aesthetic sense. Time is devoted to learning about industry-standard lighting fixtures, basic grip equipment, the control and modification of light, and the importance of electrical safety. Working in small crews, students create and critique a variety of narrative and documentary-based lighting setups ...
 

Introduction to Camera and Sound
Course Format: Classroom
This module introduces students to the HDV camcorder. Moving through the camera’s features, students acquire a basic understanding of the camera’s technology and begin to see how it may be used as a creative tool. In free shoots and critiques students develop their eye for composition, movement and color. The introduction of sound recording technology allows students to see how a basic news or ...
 

Avid Postproduction Certificate
Course Format: Classroom
The Avid Postproduction Certificate offers training for those looking to improve and refine their postproduction skills. Through demonstration and hands-on practice, you will gain experience using four major industry-standard software programs: Avid Media Composer, Adobe Photoshop and After Effects, and Apple DVD Studio Pro. Guided by a curriculum that combines Avid’s renowned technical trainin...
 

Professional Digital Filmmaking Certificate
Course Format: Classroom
The Professional Digital Filmmaking Certificate includes an intensive hands-on curriculum, taking you through all three stages of the filmmaking process: pre-production, production and post-production. At each stage, you will be taught by professional filmmakers using the latest technology. A strong foundation in camera operation, lighting, sound recording and editing will prepare you to tackle...
 

School: Carroll Community College
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Film
Course Format: Classroom
Introduction to Film surveys the history of film as a visual art, from silent movies to contemporary blockbusters. Students will analyze and interpret films, concentrating on the elements of film, from aesthetic, cultural, technological, and economic perspectives. P
 

School: Berklee College of Music
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Specialist Certificate in Orchestrating and Producing Music for Film and Games
Course Format: Online
Today, more than ever, music fulfills a vital role in feature films, television shows, and video games. While album sales continue to fall, music placements provide writers with an effective new way to reach potential fans and make money. These modern revenue outlets require a detailed understanding of orchestral writing skills, specific production techniques, and a deep knowledge of the unique...
 

Film Scoring 101
Course Format: Online
Today, more than ever, music fulfills a vital role in feature films, documentaries, and television shows. The works of Wes Anderson (Rushmore, The Royal Tenenbaums) and David Lynch (Twin Peaks, Blue Velvet) are almost as well known for their musical components as they are for their visual content, thanks to their scores by Mark Mothersbaugh and Angelo Badalamenti. Drawn from Berklee College of ...
 

School: Bellevue Community College
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Business of Film & Video Production
Course Format: Classroom
Students develop a broad understanding of the Film and Television industries functions and explore ways to gain access to the industry. Students develop the knowledge and understanding to create their own production companies and bring their creative ideas and projects to fruition. Same as MEDIA 219. Either BUS 219 (prev G BUS 219) or MEDIA 219 may be taken for credit, not both
 

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