VID 115B - Video Editing I

Credits: 3

Description
Basic theory behind the editing and manipulation of film and video, coupled with practical applications. Study of common and experimental techniques of editing from the beginning of film to today. Style and content of various films will be analyzed. Student will edit their footage using industry standard software.

Student Learning Outcomes

Analyze the emotional components of editing and storytelling with regard to film and television.
Examine montage theory and its roll in storytelling.
Compare match cut editing, intercutting, rhythm cutting, stylized editing, A/B Roll editing and Land J cut editing.
Analyze different editing styles used by different filmmakers.
Demonstrate understanding of mechanics and theory of dialogue editing and narrative funneling.

Prerequisite: VID 110B