Film Editor

A film editor is responsible for combining different shots into sections and ultimately creating a finished film. They play a crucial role in the post-production process and help shape the narrative, pace and structure of the film.

A film editor works closely with the director to convey the visual and emotional aspects of the story. He uses editing software to arrange shots in a way that maintains continuity, maximizes emotional impact, and is consistent with the director's vision. An editor's decisions about what footage to use or edit are critical to the film's narrative and can significantly affect on the overall efficiency and quality of the final product.

The duration of the program is 26 weeks, with 8 hours per week, learning outcomes are evaluated through formative and deterministic evaluation. A formative assessment is scheduled every week, and a formative assessment is scheduled for the 26th week - culminating in the presentation of a short film. The training will be carried out in the film school and partner organization.

After achieving the learning outcomes provided for in the framework of the professional training program, the graduate will receive a certificate recognized by the state along with an appendix, which records the knowledge and skills achieved by the person within the program. In addition, the graduate will receive a certificate from New Vision University's partner, Maharishi International University School of Cinematic Arts (Iowa, USA).