Principles Of Sound Recording And Editing In Films

1. Identify and use various motion picture production equipment.
2. Apply sound recording techniques for film and television.
3. Utilize film editing principles to create coherent visual stories.
4. Demonstrate cinematography techniques for effective visual communication.
5. Apply sound design principles to enhance film and video productions.
6. Use video editing applications to manipulate and refine footage.

13 weeks, about 42 hours in total. Yours will differ.

1. Week 1Module 1:

   • Unit 1: Motion Picture Production Equipment and Production Techniques for Studio and Location Operations · 3 hours

     Read about motion picture production equipment.. Understand studio and location operation techniques.. Identify different types of cameras and their uses..

2. Week 2Module 1:

   • Unit 2: Different Camera Gauges, Lenses and Accessories and Camera Formats and Lighting for Various Situations · 3 hours

     Examine different camera gauges and lenses.. Learn about camera formats and lighting techniques.. Practice setting up lighting for various situations..

3. Week 3Module 1:

   • Unit 3: Theories and Practice of Sound Production · 3 hours

     Study theories of sound production.. Explore practical applications of sound production.. Analyze sound production techniques for film and television..

4. Week 4Module 2:

   • Unit 1: Components of Sound and Sound Recording Equipment · 3 hours

     Identify components of sound.. Learn about sound recording equipment.. Understand how to capture sound elements on location..

5. Week 5Module 2:

   • Unit 2: Applications and Challenges in Sound Recording · 3 hours

     Explore applications and challenges in sound recording.. Learn useful tips for recording sound on location.. Practice overcoming sound recording challenges..

   • Unit 3: Understanding the TV Screen Space · 3 hours

     Understand the TV screen space.. Differentiate between screen space and event space.. Explore characteristics of camera shots..

6. Week 6Module 2:

   • Unit 4: Media Acquisition, Management and Organisation · 3 hours

     Learn about media acquisition, management, and organization.. Identify factors that determine shot acquisition.. Describe how camera shots are managed and organized..

7. Week 7Module 2:

   • Unit 5: Fundamental Principles in Editing · 3 hours

     Study fundamental principles in editing.. Differentiate between continuity and complexity editing.. Explain sequencing patterns used by editors..

8. Week 8Module 3:

   • Unit 1: Introduction to Cinematography · 3 hours

     Define cinematography.. Explain processes and techniques of cinematography.. Identify key players in motion picture development..

9. Week 9Module 3:

   • Unit 2: Camera Types, Parts, Accessories and Camera Image Formation Process and Capabilities · 3 hours

     Describe parts and functions of cine/video camera.. Explain importance of lens in cinematographic work.. Describe how photographic images are formed..

10. Week 10Module 3:

    • Unit 3: Techniques of Cinematography · 3 hours

      Describe visualization process in terms of shots, camera angles, and viewpoints.. Explain different camera movements and mounts.. Demonstrate pictorial composition..

11. Week 11Module 4:

    • Unit 1: Introduction to Principles and Practice of Sound Design · 3 hours

      Define sound and noise.. Differentiate between sound and noise.. Describe nature of sound acoustics and psychoacoustics..

12. Week 12Module 4:

    • Unit 2: Microphones and Their Pick-Up Patterns · 3 hours

      List different types of microphones.. Explain various microphone pick-up patterns.. State how to select best microphone types for different recordings..

13. Week 13Module 4:

    • Unit 3: Sound Mixers, Consoles and Sound Recording Devices · 3 hours

      Identify and explain sound recording equipment.. Explain techniques in studio and field sound recording.. Perform basic sound recordings and sound mixing..