Film Editing

Weeks 1-4: Introduction to Film Editing

• Week 1: Course orientation and the editor’s role in filmmaking.

• Week 2: Fundamentals of editing, storytelling through cuts, and continuity.

• Week 3: Navigating editing software and tools.

• Week 4: Practical exercises in editing scenes and sequences.

Weeks 5-8: Advanced Editing Techniques

• Week 5: Mastering the rhythm, pace, and timing of editing.

• Week 6: Cutting for emotion, impact, and visual storytelling.

• Week 7: Sound design, music, and the art of audio editing.

• Week 8: Collaborative editing projects and feedback.

Weeks 9-12: Specialized Editing and Post-Production

• Week 9: Visual effects and compositing techniques.

• Week 10: Color grading and enhancing visual aesthetics.

• Week 11: Documentary editing and non-linear storytelling.

• Week 12: Scene analysis and revision strategies.

Weeks 13-16: Advanced Post-Production and Industry Insights

• Week 13: Exploring animation and motion graphics in editing.

• Week 14: Guest sessions with industry professionals and experienced editors.

• Week 15: Workflow optimization and file management.

• Week 16: Collaborative post-production projects and real-world challenges.

Weeks 17-20: Film Editing for Different Genres

• Week 17: Editing techniques for drama, comedy, action, and other genres.

• Week 18: Editing for advertising and promotional content.

• Week 19: Exploring the art of editing in music videos and short films.

• Week 20: Editing for documentaries and non-fiction storytelling.

Weeks 21-24: Portfolio Development and Graduation

• Week 21: Building a professional editing reel showcasing your work.

• Week 22: Peer-reviewed portfolio presentations and feedback.

• Week 23: Graduation ceremony, portfolio showcase, and personalized career guidance.

• Week 24: Alumni networking and industry opportunities.

Course Benefits:

• Practical Editing Skills: Develop hands-on expertise through in-class exercises and assignments.

• Industry Insights: Learn from experienced editors and industry professionals.

• Feedback and Peer Review: Receive constructive feedback on your editing work.

• Networking: Connect with fellow editors and industry experts.

• Portfolio Building: Create a professional editing reel that demonstrates your skills.

Who Should Attend:

• Aspiring film editors eager to master the craft.

• Filmmakers, directors, and producers interested in post-production and editing.

• Film and media students passionate about the art of editing.

• Anyone with a creative vision for shaping cinematic narratives through editing.

Note- Please note that the course content and duration may vary based on the specific offerings and curriculum of Doon Film School. Adjustments can be made to align with the school’s resources and objectives.