Description
Documentary Video Editing with Bart Weiss
Explore the art and technique of documentary video editing with renowned filmmaker and educator, Bart Weiss. This on-demand course is designed for both aspiring and experienced filmmakers who are eager to dive deep into the nuanced world of documentary storytelling through editing.
Who Should Attend?
- Aspiring documentary filmmakers seeking to understand the editing process.
- Experienced editors looking to refine their skills and explore new styles.
- Film students and enthusiasts aiming to gain insights into documentary storytelling.
What You Will Learn:
- Understanding the different kinds of documentaries (music, portrait, issue-based, essay-based, informational, poetic, observational, participatory, archival) and how each influences the editing process.
- Identifying the core message of your film and how it shapes the editing narrative.
- Techniques for managing and organizing footage, including the use of keywords and subclips for efficiency.
- The importance of narrative structure, utilizing a three-act framework to craft compelling stories.
- Insights into the history of documentary editing and its evolution, with a special look at “Pumping Iron” and its impact on modern documentary filmmaking.
- Practical editing strategies from assembling your footage to finalizing the cut, including pacing, the use of music, and more.
- Navigating the technical and creative aspects of post-production to enhance storytelling.
- Learning how to critically assess your work and use feedback constructively.
Whether you’re just starting or seeking to elevate your documentary projects, this course offers valuable insights and techniques to enhance your storytelling capabilities through the power of editing. Join Bart Weiss and embark on a journey to transform your documentary visions into compelling narratives that resonate with audiences.
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