FNMS 270 - Digital Editing

A study of film and video editing from both technical and aesthetic perspectives. Students will utilize Adobe Premiere, AfterEffects, and Photoshop to engage in multiple editing projects spanning a variety of modes; Narrative, Documentary, Experimental, Remix and Video Essay. Students will examine how a story/idea is most effectively assembled and enhanced through the use of sequence structure, image juxtaposition, shot duration, pacing and rhythm and continuity. Furthermore, students will develop skills in fundamental areas of post-production, including title design, motion graphics, color correction, greenscreen compositing, audio sweetening and audio mixing.

Prerequisites
Survey to determine eligibility to enroll in this course must be completed the week before registration.

Credits 1

Notes
Survey to determine eligibility to enroll in this course must be completed the week before registration.

Area
Creative Arts

Division
Arts and Humanites

Compass Attributes
Creative Arts