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Video Editing Class Schedule by Kala

The document outlines a three-month video editing class schedule, divided into foundational, intermediate, and project work phases. Each month consists of weekly classes focusing on various aspects of video editing, including software introduction, basic techniques, storytelling, and project execution. The course culminates in final project presentations and discussions on further learning opportunities.

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Video Editing Class Schedule by Kala

The document outlines a three-month video editing class schedule, divided into foundational, intermediate, and project work phases. Each month consists of weekly classes focusing on various aspects of video editing, including software introduction, basic techniques, storytelling, and project execution. The course culminates in final project presentations and discussions on further learning opportunities.

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VIDEO EDITING CLASS SCHEDULE

By Teacher khalid mubarek

Month 1: Foundations (Weeks 1-4)

• Week 1:
• Class 1: Introduction to Video Editing & Software:
* Welcome and introductions.
* What is video editing and its uses?
* Overview of video editing software (pros/cons of different options for beginners).
* Introduction to the chosen software (installing, initial setup).
* Homework: Install software, explore the interface.
• Class 2: Understanding the Interface & Media Management:
* Deep dive into the software interface (timeline, preview window, effects panel, etc.).
* Creating a new project with correct settings (resolution, frame rate).
* Importing and organizing media files (folders, naming conventions).
* Homework: Import media into your software, practice creating a new project.

• Week 2:
• Class 3: Basic Editing Techniques: Cutting & Trimming:
* Adding clips to the timeline.
* Cutting and trimming clips (razor tool, keyboard shortcuts).
* Understanding different types of cuts (jump cut, L-cut, J-cut).
* Homework: Practice cutting and trimming clips using different techniques.
• Class 4: Transitions: Cuts, Fades, & Dissolves:
* Understanding the purpose of transitions.
* Adding basic transitions (cuts, fades, dissolves).
* Adjusting transition length and smoothness.
* Practice creating a simple sequence with transitions.

• Week 3:
• Class 5: Audio Basics: Volume Control & Syncing:
* Importing audio files (music, sound effects).
* Adjusting audio volume levels.
* Syncing audio with video (fixing sync issues).
* Homework: Practice adjusting audio levels in your project.
• Class 6: Adding Text and Titles:
* Creating titles and text overlays.
* Customizing fonts, sizes, and colors.
* Adding motion to text (basic animation).
* Homework: Create titles and text for your project.

• Week 4:
• Class 7: Basic Color Correction:
* Introduction to color correction principles.
* Adjusting brightness, contrast, saturation, and white balance.
* Using basic color correction tools in your software.
* Homework: Experiment with color correction on your clips.
• Class 8: Putting It All Together: Simple Edit Project:
* Creating a short video (1-2 minutes) using all the techniques learned so far.
* Focus on storytelling and creating a cohesive sequence.
* Homework: Finalize your edit project and prepare for feedback.

Month 2: Intermediate Skills & Storytelling (Weeks 5-8)

• Week 5:
• Class 9: Review and Feedback on Project 1:
* Class shares and provides feedback on Project 1.
* Instructor provides guidance and suggestions for improvement.
* Homework: Revise and improve your Project 1 based on feedback.
• Class 10: Working with Multiple Layers:
* Understanding the concept of layers in video editing.
* Adding and arranging multiple video and audio tracks.
* Using blending modes (if supported by the software).
* Homework: Experiment with layers in your project.

• Week 6:
• Class 11: Keyframing Basics: Simple Animations & Effects:
* What are keyframes and how are they used?
* Animating elements using keyframes (position, scale, rotation).
* Creating simple effects with keyframes (fades, wipes).
* Homework: Practice using keyframes to animate elements.
• Class 12: Intro to Storytelling Techniques:
* Basic principles of visual storytelling (establishing shot, close-up, etc.).
* Using shot selection and sequencing to create emotion and impact.
* Analyzing examples of effective storytelling in video.
* Homework: Analyze a short video and identi
fy the storytelling techniques used.

• Week 7:
• Class 13: Working with Audio: Sound Design & Music Editing:
* Adding and editing music tracks.
* Using sound effects to enhance the video.
* Adjusting audio levels and creating a balanced mix.
* Homework: Practice with audio and sound effect editing.
• Class 14: Working with Different Video Formats and Codecs.
* Understanding common video formats and codecs (MP4, MOV, AVI, H.264, ProRes).
* When to use which format.
* Transcoding basics.

• Week 8:
• Class 15: Planning a Video Project (Pre-Production):
* Brainstorming ideas and developing a concept.
* Writing a script or outline.
* Creating a storyboard.
* Homework: Plan your final video project (script, storyboard, shot list).
• Class 16: Begin Project 2:
* Brief discussion of project plans, with feedback.
* Students begin editing process.

Month 3: Project Work & Exporting (Weeks 9-12)

• Week 9:
• Class 17: Project 2 Work time and trouble shooting.
• Class 18: Project 2 Work time and trouble shooting.

• Week 10:
• Class 19: Project 2 Work time and trouble shooting.
• Class 20: Project 2 Work time and trouble shooting.

• Week 11:
• Class 21: Editing Clinic: Addressing Individual Challenges.
* Address common challenges and issues identified during project work.
* Provide individualized support and guidance.
* Homework: Continue working on your final project.
• Class 22: Exporting Your Video:
* Choosing the right export settings for different platforms (YouTube, Vimeo, social media).
* Understanding different codecs and file formats.
* Exporting your video and troubleshooting common issues.
* Homework: Export a preview of your final project.

• Week 12:
• Class 23: Final Project Presentations:
* Students present their final projects to the class.
* Provide constructive feedback.
* Homework: Finalize export.
• Class 24: Review & Next Steps:
* Course review: Reiterate key concepts and skills.
* Discuss further learning resources and opportunities (online courses, advanced techniques).
* Final Q&A and farewell.
This schedule provides a comprehensive framework for teaching beginners to Advances video editing. Good
luck!

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