Media Editing and Post-Production Certificate

Credit hours: 27

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Description

The Media Editing and Post-Production Certificate prepares students for entry-level employment in the post-production field. Coursework provides hands-on training to create engaging content across platforms, including film, television, and social media.

Program Requirements

FMA 100 - Animation Principles Credits: 3

FMA 102 - Film and Media Production Credits: 3

FMA 107 - Post-Production I Credits: 3

FMA 119 - Sound Design for Media Credits: 3

FMA 138 - VFX and Motion Graphics Credits: 3

FMA 139 - Fundamentals of Video Editing Credits: 3

FMA 150 - History of American Cinema Credits: 3

FMA 160 - Lighting Design for Stage and Media Credits: 3

FMA 161 - Sound Design for Stage and Media Credits: 3

FMA 218 - Directing for Stage and Media Credits: 3

Program Outcomes

Upon successful completion of the Media Editing and Post-Production Certificate program, the learner will be able to:

  1. Create quality media productions, including skills in story development, producing, cinematography, editing, and audio production/post production.

  2. Create a short TV or film production including pre-production schedule and budget documentation.

  3. Collaborate on media project productions, including working in groups and engaging with stakeholders.

  4. Develop content utilizing professional level post-production applications.

  5. Describe how to fix footage film for television and media projects.

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