DIGITAL VIDEO PRODUCTION COUSRSE FOR BEGINNERS
This short course is an introduction to digital video for absolute beginners. You will learn how to use DSLR cameras and Adobe Premier to make high quality digital films in a simple and straight-forward manner. All participants will have the opportunity to shoot and edit their very own 3-5 minute short in a genre of their choosing.
VIDEO PRODUCTION: is the process of producing video content an equivalent of filmmaking. Video production is more than simply pressing the record buttom on your video camera, it is process of creating a video from concept to completion and it consists of three stages: Pre-Production, Production and Post-Production.
STAGE OF PRODUCTION
- Pre-Production stage: is where all the planning and coordination happens, it is stage of planning, research, problem-solving, and organizing necessary things to setup the project.
- Production stage: This is where you capture all the elements that will be in your final video. it also a stage where you capture all interviews and footage for video. This is the part where the story come to life.
- Post-Production stage: is the stage where all the elements get edited together and combined to create the final video. During the Post-Production stage all video production team will begin the process to organize, plan and edit the actual video.
WHAT WILL YOU LEARN
- Basic concepts in video prodcution
- Filming gears and uses
- How to use your camera in manual mode
- Getting the best video recorded from your camera
- Different types of lights and uses
- Audio gear and sound recording while filming
- Editing with Adobe Premier
- Adding extras to your editing job
- Common challenges in filming
This list contains an overview of what you would learn.
COURSE FEE AND DURATION
Course duration is FIVE working days.
Course fee is N50,000
Fee covers writing materials, meal and internet.
Date: Available on arrangement
Disclaimer: All students enrolling for the Digital Video Production Course
should be aware that this is a beginners course. The limitations of a short course
should be apparent, given that many people spend years studying video editing and perfecting their craft.