TOP 10 VIDEO EDITING COURSES IN USA - PAGE 4

Become a motion graphics designer. As demand for video continues to grow, the need for animators and video editors has increased. Learn the apps professionals use (Adobe After Effects, Premiere Pro, & Cinema 4D Lite) and build your demo reel (portfolio).

Adobe Premiere Pro is an industry-standard app used by professional video editors. In this hands-on training, you’ll learn about video editing and creating videos for social media, TV, and more using Premiere Pro.

This three-day course is for anyone who wants to create compelling motion graphics and awesome visual effects. Industry experts demonstrate professional workflows and provide hands on instruction with practical exercises designed to educate and inspire you.

In this workshop, you will learn everything you need to know about cutting with Premiere Pro, interacting dynamically with other Adobe applications, and outputting to multiple formats.

Want to start shooting videos and want to know where to start? Get an intensive, hands-on introduction to shooting, lighting and audio. Led by professional videographer, Jay Batchler, who has experience in both commercial videography and the film industry. 

Premiere Pro Level 1 course is was created for those who are completely new to the software, have limited knowledge of the software, or are Final Cut, Avid, etc. users who are converting to Premiere Pro.

Before the internet, the photographer typically specialized in areas such as fashion, documentary, food and beverage, portraiture, sports, news, architectural, landscape, travel, product and advertising.

From commercials, live music performances, movie titles, TV shows, sports broadcasts, game UIs, and music videos, motion graphics is leading design through a multitude of industries.

The Motion Graphics program was crafted from the input of industry leaders to take budding new motion designers to the next level. Taught by experienced instructors the program encourages both practical and experimental approaches to creating motion graphics.

Instruction in creating series of conceptual still-frame, highly-finished compositions representing progression of motion graphics sequences; convey flow, mood, concept, style.