Video Editing and Production

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Video Editing classes at Stevenson gives students an opportunity to work with industry standard software and equipment that allows them to plan, produce, edit and perfect their film-making process. With two classes that cover a wide range of skills and content, students will be able to produce their own work with creative freedom that allows them to truly express themselves through their school work. Video Editing & Production focuses on film making and story telling through video, while Motion Graphics & Visual Effects focuses on post production skills.

Video Editing and Production (Formerly Audio Video Design 1)

Video Editing and Production is an introduction to moviemaking with digital video and audio technologies. The fundamental elements and techniques of filmmaking are explored from pre-production (planning and storyboarding) to production (cinematography, lighting, sound) to post production (editing, compositing, titles, audio, special effects). Students will use professional audio and video editing software (Adobe Premiere and Adobe Audition) to produce video shorts from conception to completion including: a rock, paper, scissors match, a newscast, an overly dramatic normal task,  a giant/mini friend, and a documentary. 

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Teacher Information

Mr. Ryan May

rmay@d125.org

(847) 415-4186