Sector-specific

Final Stages of Editing and Post-Production

Design and Creativity 25 hours

Introduction

In the field of image y sound, it is necessary to be familiar with the various fields from the assembly and audiovisual post-production, within the professional field of audiovisual production. Thus, through this training programme Final Stages of Editing and Post-production, The aim is to provide the knowledge required for the final stages of these tasks. In general, this training is designed to prepare you for careers in the film industry, the television, the video production and other audiovisual media, particularly in roles relating to the final stage of content creation. It will provide you with the skills required to become a video editor, sound designer, visual effects artist or other professionals in post-production and video editing.

Objectives

  • To analyse the quality technical of the processes film and video programme post-production.

  • To ensure, in the soundtrack, compliance with quality and synchronisation standards for the various formats used in the recording, distribution and presentation of sound.

  • To gain a thorough knowledge and skills in editing techniques advanced video features, correction coloured, post-production audio and visual effects, which will enable you to carry out high-quality audiovisual projects and meet industry standards.

  • Learn how to to plan, coordinate and carry out post-production projects, from organising the material to the final export of the content, ensuring deadlines and budgets are met, and working effectively within multidisciplinary teams.

  • Develop communication and collaboration skills which will enable you to understand and meet the needs of clients, directors and producers, and to work effectively as part of a team to realise the desired creative vision in audiovisual projects.

Table of Contents

TEACHING UNIT 1. PRODUCT FINISHING AND PRESENTATION PROCESSES.

    Techniques and processes involved in product finishing:
    Exchange formats in audio processing.
    The master tape:
    Final assessment of post-production.
    Product presentation.

TEACHING UNIT 2. STORAGE AND MANAGEMENT OF THE FINAL PRODUCT.

    Techniques and processes in «offline» editing.
    Backup creation and video duplication.
    Management of intellectual property rights.

TEACHING UNIT 3. PRODUCT QUALITY CONTROL.

    Soundtrack distribution:
    The international band.
    Final stages of assembly and sound mixing.
    Maintaining quality standards.
    PPD (Ready for broadcast) standards.
    Technical standards relating to image and sound.

TEACHING UNIT 4. PRODUCT DISTRIBUTION AND TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS.

    The broadcasting of audiovisual programmes on television.
    Commercial distribution:
    Screenings in cinemas.
    TEACHING UNIT 5. PRODUCT DISTRIBUTION AND TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS.
    The broadcasting of audiovisual programmes on television:
    Commercial distribution:
    Screenings in cinemas.
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