Non-linear digital video editing is the industry standard for professionals working in television and film - and now on Web pages and the Internet. Industry demand for editors skilled in the leading digital post-production techniques has caused non-linear editing to emerge as a rapidly growing specialty.

Editing is the defining characteristic of filmmaking - it's an art form that exists in no other medium. And it's so much more than simply "cutting out the junk" - the flubbed lines, the camera wobbles, and so on.

Editors are storytellers. They manipulate the images and sounds of a film in subtle yet important ways, affecting the story with every cut. The public at large is generally unaware of this process - but it is there. Do you know the tricks?

• The program will fully equip students to enter the workforce as video editing technician.
• To equip the student with the technical knowledge and skills vital for success in vocational endeavors.

Software & application knowledge:

Mac, Windows, FTP, Files and folders, Email, Chat, Windows media, Excel, Microsoft Project, and PowerPoint

Skill-sets:

Basic PC skills, knowledge of computers, and a better than average understanding of the Internet.

1. Digital Post-Production

2. Introduction to the Computer

3. Editing Concepts

4. Non-Linear Editing

5. Non-Linear Editing 2

6. Post-Production Audio

7. Editing Concepts 2

8. Digital Imaging 1

9. Non-Linear Editing 3

10. Digital Imaging 2

11. Studio Practices

12. Video Formats

13. Non-Linear Story Telling