Film Editing Pro – The Art Of Drama Editing PRO
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Description:
Lessons are designed to teach you creative editing skills you can use on any project
MODULE 1 | INTRODUCTION
Lesson 1: Welcome to The Art of Drama Editing
An overview of the course and everything that you’ll be learning in the next 40+ lessons
Lesson 2: Introduction to Drama Editing
Learn why dramatic themes are central to every type of story and how this impacts your edit
MODULE 2 | DRAMATIC EDITING BASICS
Lesson 3: Filmmaking Essentials for Editors
An editor’s look at the filmmaking process to improve your understanding of source materials & coverage
Lesson 4: Deconstructing Facial Expressions & Body Language
Dive into the nuance of human expression to help choose the best takes and performances for each moment
Lesson 5: Understanding Film Story Structure
A breakdown of the 12 story stages in the linear narrative in an easily understandable way
MODULE 3 | GETTING STARTED & PROJECT SETUP
Lesson 6: Project Overview
An overview of the hands-on editing portion of the course and how it’s organized
Lesson 7: Downloading Your Files
There’s a lot to download for this project, so we’ll be guiding you through the process
Lesson 8: Importing the Footage, Music & Sound
Best practices for importing your files in preparation to begin the editing part of this course
Lesson 9: Feature Film Organization Techniques
Learn how to properly manage the large amount of media required for a feature-length film
Lesson 10: Setting Up a Feature Film Timeline
Create an organized timeline that meets the unique requirements for cutting a project of this size & length
Lesson 11: Reviewing the Script & Watching the Film
Here you’ll learn about story and characters in the film you’ll be cutting along with us
Lesson 12: Film Production Realities
Gain insight into the realities of film production and how that affects your post-production workflow
Lesson 13: Creating Feature Breakdowns & Selects
Learn how professional editors arrange footage, quickly review all the takes and find the best performances
MODULE 4 | ROUGH CUT EDITING
Lesson 14: Cutting the First Scene
It’s time to start editing and cut your first scene from the film together with us
Lesson 15: Cutting the Argument at the Hotel
Cut another part of the film with us and see the dramatic considerations to take with arguments & anger
Lesson 16: Cutting the Love Scene in the Treehouse
Edit with us as we cut a love scene and discuss actor eyelines and blocking
MODULE 5 | PLAYING WITH TIME & SPACE
Lesson 17: Deconstructing the Dramatic Montage
Learn the proper techniques for crafting this emotional and widely-used film componen
Lesson 18: Editing Your Own Montage
Edit with us as we craft a dramatic montage sequence set to music
Lesson 19: Flashbacks & Dream Sequences
Explore how to edit flashbacks & dream sequences and the functions they play in an edit
Lesson 20: Interweaving Storylines with Cross-cutting
Edit with us as we combine two different sections from the film using cross-cutting
Lesson 21: Smoothing Connections in a Cross-cut Sequence – Part 1
Learn how to make a cross-cut sequence play smoothly by fine-tuning both picture & sound
Lesson 22: Smoothing Connections in a Cross-cut Sequence – Part 2
Getting multiple cross-cut scenes to combine naturally is easier said than done! Part 2 continues the process.
MODULE 6 | CREATIVE PICTURE & SOUND EDITING
Lesson 23: Using Sound to Simulate Thoughts & Memories
Learn how to show what a character is thinking without hearing them speaking
Lesson 24: Deconstructing a Thought Simulation Sequence
Analyzing the sound design and audio effects used to convincingly simulate a character’s thoughts
Lesson 25: Bringing a Scene to Life with Foley – Building the Cut
Edit with us as we rough cut a scene to prepare for foley and sound design work
Lesson 26: Bringing a Scene to Life with Foley – Layering the Sound
Learn to build a realistic and immersive world with layers of foley and background sounds
Lesson 27: Cutting with Style & Imagination – Picture
Edit with us to create a different edit that veers off script but creates more impact
Lesson 28: Cutting with Style & Imagination – Sound & Music
Add layers of sound and music to enhance the drama already present in the footage
MODULE 7 | BUILDING THE FEATURE FILM
Lesson 29: The Mechanics of Scene Pacing & Timing
Learn how to determine which scenes to cut faster, slower and everything in between
Lesson 30: Pacing a Cut Three Different Ways
Watch as we demonstrate 3 pacing variations of a cut and discuss how and why the edit changes
Lesson 31: Assembling the Feature
Follow along as we combine all of the edit scenes into a master feature timeline
Lesson 32: Basic Scoring Techniques
How to “spot” and score the film – plus learn techniques for upcutting and extending music
Lesson 33: Crafting Effective Film Transitions
Learn the roles of transitions, when to enhance them and when to keep them hidden
Lesson 34: Smoothing Transitions Between Our Scenes
Edit with us as we smooth and refine the scene transitions throughout the film
MODULE 8 | AUDIO & VIDEO POLISHING
Lesson 35: The Audio Mixing Process
Mixing can be tricky but we’ll be showing you exactly how ensure your cuts sound as good as they look
Lesson 36: Color Correction & Grading
Learn the theory and principles behind color correction and grading your footage plus best practices for each
Lesson 37: Outputting Your Film for Presentation & Delivery
You’ll learn some best practices for outputting a feature film to deliver or present to a client
MODULE 9 | WRAP-UP
Lesson 38: Reviewing Key Lessons Learned
A quick review of the most important concepts and ideas that we covered in the course
Lesson 39: Next Steps
We’ll be giving you some ideas and suggestions for taking your training further into the future
PRO MODULE
PRO Lesson: Travel Scenes & Cutting the Invisible Journey
Learn how to edit travel scenes plus how to cut an “invisible” one when footage is lacking & budget is tight
PRO Lesson: When, Why and How to Use Jump Cuts
Here we’ll dissect the jump cut and learn how to use them effectively in a scene from our film
PRO Lesson: Using Split Screens to Adjust Scene Timing
We’ll show you both the easy and advanced version of this technique to re-time performances
PRO Lesson: Sending Out Turnovers to VFX, Sound & Color
How to prep & send out materials to VFX, sound & color departments
PRO Lesson: Conforming & QC’ing Turnovers in Your Timeline
How to receive and integrate your VFX, sound & color turnovers back into your feature timeline
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