VIDEO EDITING
VIDEO EDITING
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Introduction
Introduction
Today, we can find video as media in various fields such as education, entertainment, advertising and marketing, business, games, communication and list may go on and on. Day by day, the presence of video media is increasing on the web along with film and television. YouTube is a great example of web video streaming.
Editing is an important element of the video creation process. It is an art of storytelling; it is a process of modifying or re-arranging the segments of video from one or more video tapes to create a final piece of video. The major task of video editor includes editing of soundtracks, video and film for the motion picture and broadcast visual media industries.
Why take Admission?
Why take Admission?
After completing this course, the student will be able to perform following roles:
Career Opportunities (Industry wise): -
Career Opportunities (Industry wise): -
Television Studio
Film Studio
Advertising studio
Multimedia companies
eLearning companies
Web-Designing companies
Career Paths:
Television & Film Editor
Television & Film Editor
Video Editor
Assistant Video Editor
Film Compositor
VFX Compositor
Hence, various career opportunities gets opened up for students.
Syllabus
Syllabus
Skills: Importing and Capturing Footage, Timeline, Sequence and Clip Management, Basic Video Editing, Editing Audio, Mixing and Creating Effects with the Audio Mixer, Creating Transitions, Creating Titles and Graphics, Working with advanced editing techniques, Using Video Effects, Using Color mattes and Backdrops, Enhancing Video, Wrapping Up and Exporting
Outputs: Video Merging, Advertisement creation, video effects, Creating a Short Film
Creating Short Film
Creating Short Film
Detailed Syllabus:
Detailed Syllabus:
KLiC Video Editing
KLiC Video Editing
Introduction to Video Editing with Premiere CS4
Introduction to Video Editing with Premiere CS4
Overview of Video Editing
Uses of Premiere Pro CS4
Features of Premiere CS4
Installing Premiere Pro CS4
Introduction to Moviemaking
Introduction to Moviemaking
Introduction to GST
Introduction to GST
Basics of digital video and movie editing
Comparing camcorder formats
Understanding video codecs
Shooting better video
Getting Started with Premiere Pro CS4
Getting Started with Premiere Pro CS4
Working with workspace
Customizing the Workspace in Premiere Pro CS4
Working with project settings
Importing and Capturing Footage
Importing files as footage
Importing stills
Importing layered Photoshop and Illustrator files
Dealing with missing media
Setting up to capture from tape
Logging Tapes
Batch-capturing footage
Timeline, Sequence and Clip Management
Timeline
Using Multiple Sequences
Clip Project Management
Basic Video Editing
Basic Editing Concept and Tools
Working with Monitor Panels
Creating Insert and Overlay Edits
Editing in the Timeline
Setting In and Out Points in the Timeline Panel
Editing Audio
What is Audio?
Timeline Audio Tracks
Editing Audi
Recording Audio
Gaining, Fading and Balancing
Using Audio Effects and Transitions
Mixing and Creating Effects with the Audio Mixer
Audio Mixer Overview
Setting Track Volume & Mixing Tracks
Panning & Balancing
Applying effects with Audio Mixer
Creating Transitions
About Video Transitions (Overview)
Applying transitions
Adjusting Transitions
Customizing Transitions
Various Transitions Effects
Creating Titles and Graphics
Using the Titler
Creating titles from templates
Modifying a title
Creating titles from scratch
Superimposing a title
Creating a title roll or crawl
Working with advanced editing techniques
Editing Utilities
Editing with tool panel tools
Fine tuning edits using the trim monitor panel
Editing a Clip Using Clip Commands
Using Video Effects
Exploring the Video Effects
Applying a Video Effect
Using Video Effects with Keyframes
Superimposing Video Clip Using Keying Video Effect
Applying effects using Image Matte Keying Effects
Touring Premiere Pro Video Effects
Using Color mattes and Backdrops
Mattes, Transparency and Opacity
Create transparency, solid colors with keys mattes
Matte other than the alpha channel
Using more mattes
Creating Motion Effects
Motion effect controls in Effect Controls Panel
Working with the Motion Controls
Using timeline Panel to Preview & add Keyframes
Editing Motion Paths
Adding Effects to Motion Paths
Using a clip with an Alpha Channel
Creating Traveling Mattes
Enhancing Video
Understanding video color
Color Correcting Basics
Start a Color Correcting Session
Using the Video Scopes
Color Enhancement Effects
Special color and luminance adjustments
Retouch Using Photoshop and After Effects
Wrapping Up and Exporting
Preparing to export video
Exporting to tape
Exporting to Encore DVD
Exporting to various formats using Adobe Encoder
Sharing Your Movies Online
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