Course description

Camera and Editing for TV involves capturing high-quality visuals and assembling them into a compelling narrative. Camera work includes framing, composition, lighting, and movement to create visually engaging shots. Different camera techniques, such as close-ups, wide shots, and tracking shots, help convey emotion and storytelling.

Editing involves selecting, arranging, and enhancing footage to ensure smooth transitions, proper pacing, and a cohesive story. It includes cutting scenes, adding effects, adjusting color and sound, and maintaining continuity. Both camera work and editing are crucial in TV production to create polished and engaging content for audiences.

What will i learn?

• Improve skills in contemporary video technology and operation of cameras, audio, lighting and other television production equipment
• Achieve critical appreciation for the aesthetics of sound and image production
• Improve literacy in film and video, including shot composition and continuity editing
• Develop or improve skills in digital nonlinear post-production