[Track S] This class gives you an overview of the entire post-production process, emphasizing how new technology shapes the way we tell a story. Topics include picture and sound editing, color correction, motion graphics, and visual effects. The class will explore film history, aesthetics, and technology. Students will review narrative, documentary, and experimental work, as well as edit several projects, exploring these different modes using pre-existing footage. The goal of the course is to develop the practical and analytic skills required of a filmmaker as a storyteller. To complete the course successfully, a computer or laptop capable of running Adobe Premiere Pro (Macbook Pro or equivalent) and a 250G external hard drive are required.

[Track S] This class gives you an overview of the entire post-production process, emphasizing how new technology shapes the way we tell a story. Topics include picture and sound editing, color correction, motion graphics, and visual effects. The class will explore film history, aesthetics, and technology. Students will review narrative, documentary, and experimental work, as well as edit several projects, exploring these different modes using pre-existing footage. The goal of the course is to develop the practical and analytic skills required of a filmmaker as a storyteller. To complete the course successfully, a computer or laptop capable of running Adobe Premiere Pro (Macbook Pro or equivalent) and a 250G external hard drive are required.

[Track S] This class is designed to help students deepen their understanding of the complex art of editing. A wide range of strategies will be considered, inclusive of: narrative, documentary and experimental work. The course will concern the history, culture, ethics, aesthetics and technology of editing. Class participants will edit several projects of varying length to explore different styles and approaches to editing, sometimes using pre-existing footage, sometimes shooting their own material in order to edit it.The goal of the course is to develop the practical and analytic skills required of a filmmaker as an editor. [Track S]

[Track S] This class is designed to help students deepen their understanding of the complex art of editing. A wide range of strategies will be considered, inclusive of: narrative, documentary and experimental work. The course will concern the history, culture, ethics, aesthetics and technology of editing. Class participants will edit several projects of varying length to explore different styles and approaches to editing, sometimes using pre-existing footage, sometimes shooting their own material in order to edit it.The goal of the course is to develop the practical and analytic skills required of a filmmaker as an editor. [Track S]

[Track S] This class is designed to help students deepen their understanding of the complex art of editing. A wide range of strategies will be considered, inclusive of: narrative, documentary and experimental work. The course will concern the history, culture, ethics, aesthetics and technology of editing. Class participants will edit several projects of varying length to explore different styles and approaches to editing, sometimes using pre-existing footage, sometimes shooting their own material in order to edit it.The goal of the course is to develop the practical and analytic skills required of a filmmaker as an editor. [Track S]

[Track S] This class is designed to help students deepen their understanding of the complex art of editing. A wide range of strategies will be considered, inclusive of: narrative, documentary and experimental work. The course will concern the history, culture, ethics, aesthetics and technology of editing. Class participants will edit several projects of varying length to explore different styles and approaches to editing, sometimes using pre-existing footage, sometimes shooting their own material in order to edit it.The goal of the course is to develop the practical and analytic skills required of a filmmaker as an editor. [Track S]

[Track S] This class is designed to help students deepen their understanding of the complex art of editing. A wide range of strategies will be considered, inclusive of: narrative, documentary and experimental work. The course will concern the history, culture, ethics, aesthetics and technology of editing. Class participants will edit several projects of varying length to explore different styles and approaches to editing, sometimes using pre-existing footage, sometimes shooting their own material in order to edit it.The goal of the course is to develop the practical and analytic skills required of a filmmaker as an editor. [Track S]