Video Production Course
Video Production Course
Learn the art of shooting and editing professional-grade content on our video production course here in Hollywood, Los Angeles. From understanding camera settings, and to achieve optimum results to post production workflows, optimized for time and flexibility..
The editing half is focussed in Adobe Premiere CC, but Final Cut users can still take the course if they have a grasp of the basics of non linear editing. To learn more and request information on the schedule, click here.
101 – Video Production
Pre Production
- Location Scouting
- Scripting/Script Writing
- Storyboarding
Camera Operation
- Sensor Size and Crop Factor
- Exposure Triangle and Achieving Proper Exposure
- Shutter Speed and Frame Rates
- Compressed Codecs vs Raw Video
- Bit Rates and Color Spacing
Lenses
- F-stop/Aperture
- Focal Length
- Primes vs Zooms
- Using Different Filters(ND/UV)
201 – Editing
Understanding Functions
- Importing Footage and Creating New Sequences
- Use of Tools in Timeline
- Color Grading and Visual Effects
Optimizing Workflow
- Organizing Footage
- Working with Proxies
Export
- Understand Different Codecs
- Export Setting for Different Audiences/Channels
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