Blue Ridge Motion Pictures Film Institute

Filmmaking 3
May 30 - June 1, 2008
Weekend Session
Friday 6:30 – 9:30pm, Saturday 9:00am - 4:00pm and Sunday 9:00am - 4:00pm
$695.00

In Filmmaking 3, students use Apple’s Final Cut Pro editing system. This workshop teaches basic theory and practice of film editing, completing the
post-production phase of films shot in the Filmmaking 2 course. Students will first edit the “picture” component of their film. They then build multiple layers of sound combining sound effects, either recorded in the field or from sound effects libraries, with music and voice-over. Each student’s progress is reviewed and critiqued in class.

Students in Filmmaking 3 will be required to view a variety of films from the “golden era” of Hollywood to the present time. The class will then discuss how the editing in these films affected the mood and pacing of the story and how styles of editing have evolved over time.


1 Yr. Filmmaking Program Course Description Application Student Catalog Open House Financial Aid Workshops Filmmaking 1 Filmmaking 2 Filmmaking 3 Acting Seminar Workshop Applications Youth Programs Beginners Summer Teen Camp Advanced Summer Teen Camp Application Student Films Facilities Stages Stage A Stage B Stage B-1 Stage C Stage D Stage E Stage X Hard CYC Equipment Grip & Lighting Camera Department Expendables Production Vehicle Pre-Production Production Offices Hair & Makeup Construction Post Production Post Sound Editing Screening Room Onsite Location Industrial Backlot Exterior Backlot Chamber of Horrors Calendar of Events Contact Us Admissions Addresses	Filmmaking 3 May 30 - June 1, 2008 Weekend Session Friday 6:30 – 9:30pm, Saturday 9:00am - 4:00pm and Sunday 9:00am - 4:00pm $695.00 In Filmmaking 3, students use Apple’s Final Cut Pro editing system. This workshop teaches basic theory and practice of film editing, completing the post-production phase of films shot in the Filmmaking 2 course. Students will first edit the “picture” component of their film. They then build multiple layers of sound combining sound effects, either recorded in the field or from sound effects libraries, with music and voice-over. Each student’s progress is reviewed and critiqued in class. Students in Filmmaking 3 will be required to view a variety of films from the “golden era” of Hollywood to the present time. The class will then discuss how the editing in these films affected the mood and pacing of the story and how styles of editing have evolved over time. Copyright 2008 Blue Ridge Motion Pictures Film Institute All Rights Reserved