This course will show you how to navigate:

Your initial meeting with your editor. Ascertaining their preferences for editing room setup, Avid settings, project organization and hardware requirements.
What you need to know BEFORE you start shooting. Your pre-production tasks. Meeting your main contacts on the set including camera department, script supervisor, sound recordist, digital imaging technician (DIT) and others.
The production process. Dailies workflow, paperwork, copying and organizing media, synching, grouping and marking clips, bin organization, the digital codebook, (database) and keeping a clear line of communication with production, whether local or on location.
Temp Sound Effects (SFX) Music (MX) Visual Effects (VFX). Tracking and versioning VFX (in the digital codebook) Organizing scene and reel assemblies, and what to do with lifts and alternative versions of scenes. Prepping for in-house screenings, measurements and timings and outputs and security.
Preparation and managing studio and recruited audience previews and test screenings.
The finishing process. Spotting with your sound designer and composer, finalizing VFX, turnovers, creating the digital intermediate and what happens when the cut changes AFTER picture lock.
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“The codebook section alone was worth the price for the tutorial for me. That’s the kind of stuff I just couldn’t learn on my own. Self-confidence level skyrocketing with every chapter!” - Krisztian M.

“This course has been so informative. You have done an excellent job distilling the information down in a clear and concise way. Between this and shadowing my friend recently I feel ready for my first real substantial scripted show.” - Aleigh L.

“Just finished up Module 5 (Editorial). Along with all the wonderful technical education from all the lessons, the editing room diplomacy lesson in this module was really good and vital. Working habits and attitudes generally determine what keeps an assistant editor in the job or not and it’s super important to have the correct attitude and habits as specified in this lesson. Thanks so much for a fantastic job guys!” - Sevan M.

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This course will show you how to navigate:

Your initial meeting with your editor. Ascertaining their preferences for editing room setup, Avid settings, project organization and hardware requirements.
What you need to know BEFORE you start shooting. Your pre-production tasks. Meeting your main contacts on the set including camera department, script supervisor, sound recordist, digital imaging technician (DIT) and others.
The production process. Dailies workflow, paperwork, copying and organizing media, synching, grouping and marking clips, bin organization, the digital codebook, (database) and keeping a clear line of communication with production, whether local or on location.
Temp Sound Effects (SFX) Music (MX) Visual Effects (VFX). Tracking and versioning VFX (in the digital codebook) Organizing scene and reel assemblies, and what to do with lifts and alternative versions of scenes. Prepping for in-house screenings, measurements and timings and outputs and security.
Preparation and managing studio and recruited audience previews and test screenings.
The finishing process. Spotting with your sound designer and composer, finalizing VFX, turnovers, creating the digital intermediate and what happens when the cut changes AFTER picture lock.
FREE BONUSES INCLUDE:
The Digital Codebook - Filemaker Pro Databases
PRIVATE Facebook Group
Members Only Referrals Database

What our students are saying

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Feature Film Assistant Editor Immersion 1.0

Learn the workflow required to run a professional feature film editing room on projects of any budget size. A comprehensive set of training modules & lessons taught by professional, working editors.

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