A skilled assistant editor must have a comprehensive understanding of postproduction workflows and technical processes. This knowledge is especially critical for long-form projects such as feature films and documentaries, where numerous distinct aspects and specialized workflows converge.
This intensive one-day workshop guides you through the various workflows required for long-form editing projects. The course provides a detailed examination of how to approach editing work on feature films and documentary productions, including best practices from industry professionals.
Topics Covered:
- Workflows for Long-Form Projects
- Preparing media and organizing the edit
- Color management and calibration
- Script-based editing techniques and approaches
- Working effectively within the timeline and managing complex sequences
Course Audience:
This class is designed for assistant editors and experienced editors who want to deepen their understanding of long-form editing workflows.
Required Prerequisites:
Participants must have previously completed our MC 101: Media Composer Fundamentals I and the Avid Assistant Editor Workshop, or possess equivalent knowledge of these course topics, before registering for this workshop.
Hands-On Learning Environment:
Each student receives their own dedicated workstation for practical, hands-on experience throughout the course.
Detailed Course Outline:
- Workflows for Long-Form Projects
- Preparing Media and Organizing the Edit
- Color Management Best Practices
- Script-Based Editing Workflows
- Advanced Timeline Management and Organization
