Study Details: MA 1 year full-time
About the course
The MA Editing and Post-Production course will enable you to...
Why choose this course?
During the MA Editing and Post-Production course you will learn about the structure and operation of the film industry, its global scope, regulatory frameworks, business practices, markets, and audiences. The course will expose you from the cutting room to the studio floor, work on post workflows between shoot to edit.
Upon completion of the course, you will have gained practical editing skills aligned with industry standards, including shared projects, metadata and logging operations, grading, 4K workflows, storytelling in the edit. These experiences will equip you with a range of transferable and entrepreneurial skills, preparing you for future career challenges. At Herts, we provide unique training that covers both post-production and editing work in the cutting room, as well as on set, during the shoot. This opportunity will broaden your skill base and give you opportunities to design and implement on-set workflows, providing experience in this growing area. Herts has its own our own archive of content for you to learn from and access, including both factual and fictional content – which will allow you to hone your skills in both areas. You’ll also have access to a sound effects library with over 20,000 effects.
A degree, ideally in a relevant subject (2.2 minimum), plus a portfolio of two short films in which you have worked in post-production. A list of credits would be considered for broadcast or theatrical (cinema) releases. Accreditation of professional experience may be possible for individuals without a first degree.
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With an MA in Editing and Post-Production degree you can start your career as a Post- Production Runner, Editorial Assistant, Logger, Trainee Colourist, Post-Production Workflow Technician, Post-Production Producer or Editor.
You will be trained in industry-specific roles, equipping you with in-demand skills that enhance your employability. From understanding ingest, workflow, logging, capture, roundtripping and asset management, you will develop various skills that employers are looking for in the world of post-production.
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