Formação:

Unijorge
Produção Audiovisual 13'

NYU SCPS
Film Editing Certificate Program 11'

NYU Courses:

*EDITING I FINAL CUT PRO: Through lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on exercises, learn the basic tools of Final Cut Pro and develop an understanding of editing fundamentals using footage provided by NYU. Begin with an introduction to nonlinear editing and learn the Final Cut Pro interface including the browser, viewer, canvas, and timeline. Become acquainted with workflow and HD video formats. Work with projects, build a sequence, and create a simple montage. With further practice, progress to editing organization including logging and capturing, bins and browser features, synching clips, and creating a rough cut.

*ART OF EDITING - For aspiring filmmakers, editors, directors, and producers, as well as those interested in the dynamics of editing and the editor's art, this course provides a comprehensive look at the theoretical and functional aspects of editing, drawing from the films of Eisenstein, Hitchcock, Welles, Kurosawa, Ozu, Godard, Scorsese, Coppola, Tarantino, and Egoyan. Topics explored include continuity and discontinuity editing; the cut; duration in editing; elliptical, rhythmical, and tonal editing; graphic match cut; jump cuts; diegetic and nondiegetic inserts; and overlapping and sound editing, such as sound bridges and sonic cuts.

*DOCUMENTARY POST WORKFLOW- Gain a basic understanding of how to manage the post-production workflow of documentary filmmaking, as well as the basic business practices associated with archival and fair-use material. Lectures, screenings, and in-class assignments with footage supplied by NYU-SCPS introduce students to the workflow and creativity required to oversee the post-production process and provide an overview of the technology and professional division of labor. Sessions cover edit-room management, strategies for editing a story from hours of footage, researching and utilizing archival materials, on-lining the project, and creating the final deliverables necessary for broadcast.

*EDITING II FINAL CUT PRO - Sharpen your editing skills while troubleshooting problems encountered in the post-production process with this hands-on course. Intended for those with Final Cut Pro (FCP) experience, this class enables students to master the advanced features of FCP, editing aesthetics, and working as an editor. Understand the FCP interface, advanced trimming tools, and filters and transitions. Learn about audio in FCP and workflow to Soundtrack Pro. Get a feel for continuity, rhythm, and time manipulation while editing a narrative scene. Explore noneditorial features such as media management, motion graphics, and color correction. Practice multicam editing, DVD authoring, media compression, and preparing a reel.

*TECHNIQUES AND TECHNOLOGIES- This introductory lecture course presents the fundamentals in the practical and creative aspects of digital filmmaking and video techniques and technology. Through lectures, demonstrations, and assigned readings, the course demystifies complex technology principles to support future digital filmmakers, producers, artists, directors, video cinematographers, editors, and all users of the digital film and video medium. Topics include cameras and lenses, audio, light, analog, and digital theory.