Film Editing

The fundamental component which makes the technique of filmmaking an ensemble of identifiable
featuring is basically the art of editing. The way a filmmaker composes space and time through the assembly of static and dynamic images and sounds that are on-screen and off-screen will be analyzed in the course.

Film Editing

The fundamental component which makes the technique of filmmaking an ensemble of identifiable featuring is basically the art of editing. The way a filmmaker composes space and time through the assembly of static and dynamic images and sounds that are on-screen and off-screen will be analyzed in the course.

Film editing is the art, technique, and practice of assembling shots into a coherent sequence. It is part of post-production or everything that goes on after the actual shooting of the film. Other aspects of post-production include sound editing and mixing, computer-generated effects, and soundtrack creation. The film editor’s job is to join together the various shots into scenes, and the scenes into a finished movie. They usually work closely with the director to realize his or her vision for the film and to make the efforts of everyone else involved shine.
The job of an editor is not simply to mechanically put pieces of a film together, cut off film slates or edit dialogue scenes. He must creatively work with the layers of images, story, dialogue, music, pacing, as well as the actors’ performances to effectively ‘re-imagine’ and even re-write the film to craft a cohesive whole. Editors usually play a dynamic role in the making of a film.

Diploma in Film Editing - 1 Year

Advanced Diploma in Film Editing and visual media - 2 Year

 

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Subjects covered

  • Basic concept of Editing – Sculpting in Time-Scenes and shots. The Screen Technique
  • Breakdown of a screenplay into scenes and shots
  • joining of shots and scenes
  • the cut and type of cuts
  • the imaginary line
  • basic movements
  • Other transitions like fade, mix etc.
  • Rhythm, pace and emotion.
  • The necessity of editing
  • principles of editing
  • The technique of joining of shots
  • The basic techniques of rough-cut editing and fine cut editing.

Diploma in Film Editing - 1 Year

Eligibility Eligibility 10th Class and above

Advanced Diploma in Film Editing and visual media - 2 Year

Eligibility Eligibility 10th Class and above