TOP 10 VIDEO EDITING COURSES IN BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA

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The Adobe After Effects (Intro) short course is an introduction to its motion graphics and visual effects functions. You will learn how to use an extensive set of tools to help you 2D animate, composite and create special effects.

The Premiere Pro short course explores the fundamentals of video editing from beginning to end. The philosophy of this course is sharing the key to editing, getting in touch with your own instincts and knowing how to translate those feelings into engaging content.

After Effects enables you to create stunning and professional motion graphics and visual effects for a diverse range of outcomes such as infographics, animated logos, advertisements, kinetic typography (animated titles), social media, e-learning and broadcast content.

You will also learn best practices for optimising your workflows, file management and problem solving. This course will fully equip you to harness the advanced features of Premiere Pro, delivered by industry experts using real-world examples.

Learn the latest version of Final Cut Pro, using the official Apple Pro Training courseware. Using a number of real-world footage examples, learn both the features and capabilities of the application and the practical techniques that you will use daily in your editing projects.

Video editing is the art of assembling video, audio, images and titles into a cohesive sequence that tells your story and the last part of the video production process.

Learn how to use Adobe Premiere Rush — Video Editor. Arrange video, audio, graphics, and photos by dragging and dropping. Intuitive tools let you trim and crop videos, adjust audio, enhance colour, and add video effects, titles, transitions, voiceovers, and more.

After Effects is the giant in the corner of Adobe’s Creative Cloud family of applications. After Effects has become the industry standard for visual effects, compositing, animation and motion graphics. It is so vast that many people are afraid to even open it.