Course Overview
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Course Synopsis
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Editing is the most important part of video production, especially of the entire film industry. Editing can drastically change and improve the quality of the whole film in real sense. Editing, or how the video is finally assembled and put together, can make all the difference in any video production. In editing process audio editing has equal or more weightage than the visual editing so we cannot ignore the importance of the former.
This course is aimed to develop professional skills among the students that are helpful in developing their audio visual editing skills. The course includes functional details of editing software Adobe Premiere pro and guidelines to operate tools regarding editing. The course includes the elements of edit, Customization, timelines, and important assets to premiere. It also includes TV broadcast standards, Adobe Premiere audio layers and Program monitor for the professional training of the students. Besides technical guidance of Adobe Premiere, the course also focuses on understanding of editing terminologies to help students grab the maximum knowledge in the field.
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Course Learning Outcomes
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At the end of this course, you should be able to:
- Will have practical and in-depth knowledge of audio visual editing
- Use Adobe Premiere pro proficiently.
- Use Lower Third Templates in Adobe Premiere.
- Understand the types of animation and how you can use them in editing process.
- Understand the editing terminologies and its application in the editing process.
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Course Calendar
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2
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Concept & Idea Generation
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3
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Planning & Approval of a programme
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5
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Casting an Anchor person
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Assignment
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7
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Budgeting and locations
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Quiz 1
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14
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Production Process - Introduction
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15
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Introduction to Post Production
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17
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Editing – Introduction
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Quiz 2
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18
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Introduction to linear editing
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19
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Linear editing effects
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21
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Non-Linear Editing - Introduction
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22
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Telecine & Vision Mixing
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25
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Mixing and use of effect
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29
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Elements of the Edit - Motivation & Information
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30
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Elements of the Edit - Composition & Sound
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31
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Elements of the edit-Camera Angle & Continuity
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32
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TV Broadcast Standards
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33
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Getting Ready for Adobe Premier
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34
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Adobe Premiere-An Overview
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35
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Adobe Premier Customization
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Mid Semester Examination
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36
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Adobe Premier-Importing Assets
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37
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Adobe Premier-Organizing Imported Assets
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38
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Adobe Premier Source & Program monitor
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39
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Adobe Premier Shortcut keys
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40
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Adobe Premier Timeline
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42
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Adobe Premiere-Video Transitions
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43
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Adobe Premier-Video Effects
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44
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Adobe Premier Audio layers
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Quiz 3
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47
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Editing Terminologies-Edit Decision List (EDL)
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48
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Editing Terminologies-Editor's cut, Director's cut
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50
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Adobe Premier-Sequence Animation
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51
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Adobe Premier Audio level adjustment
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52
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Editing Terminologies-HD &SD Resolutions
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53
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Editing Terminologies-Montage, 180 degree rule
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54
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Super imposed Material
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Quiz 4
GDB
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56
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Adobe Premier - lower Third
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57
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Adobe Premier - Ticker
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58
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Adobe Premier - Credits
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59
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Adobe Premier - Picture in Picture
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60
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Adobe Premier - Blur & Ghost Effect
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62
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Promo & Commercial Break
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63
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Programs Editing Schemes
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64
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Audio/Video files Formats
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65
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Rendering & Exporting - Overview
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66
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Rendering & Exporting - Settings
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67
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Adobe Premier - Clip Notes
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69
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Adobe Premier - Capturing & Printing
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End Semester Examination
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