<p>Laboratory, three hours. Technical and aesthetic components of editing. Basic instruction in use of editing hardware and software. Deepening knowledge of requisite editing software and hands-on skills needed for editing in non-fiction mode. Training in digital workflow and duties and responsibilities of digital imaging technician and assistant editor. Letter grading.</p>

Film and Television

School of Theater, Film, and Television

Film, Television, and Digital Media

FILM TV 412A - Tools and Techniques: Editing I

Tools and Techniques: Editing I

•	Evaluate and critique editing from an ethical, aesthetic, and technical perspective.

•	Learn to evaluate and incorporate feedback notes to make editorial revisions

•	Demonstrate proficiency in using industry-standard workflows including 

•	Learn to review and appraise dailies so as to identify and select material most salient to an experimental project’s aesthetic and formal goals and to a non-fiction project’s aesthetic, thematic, rhetorical and narrative goals

General Catalog

Tools and Techniques: Editing I

FILM TV 412A

4 units