Exclusive Workshop in Video Editing (Weekend)

Unlike many other creative arts, video editing requires a deep understanding of timing, rhythm, visual storytelling, and technical precision.
An editor must learn how to work with footage, how to shape a narrative, how to use sound effectively, and how to maintain clarity under pressure.
A video editor trains with the discipline of a technician and the imagination of an artist—yet the goal is not simply to arrange clips, but to craft a powerful story.

After learning the tools and techniques that editing schools teach, a student must also gain the experience of bringing all these elements together in actual projects.

Aspiring editors should also be exposed to the different styles and approaches of editing—from cinematic storytelling to documentary structure to digital and social-media formats.
This helps them discover which editing style suits their creative temperament.

The Weekend Video Editing Workshop focuses on helping students discover the editor within themselves and provides them with a strong foundation in essential editing skills.
It is specifically designed to help them understand the basics of visual storytelling, timeline management, and editing techniques.
The workshop fits conveniently into their weekly schedule, requiring attendance only on weekends.
It is ideal for everyone—from professionals to students, from aspiring editors to content creators—anyone who wants to learn the fundamentals of editing but only has time on weekends.

Spread over 6 weekends (12 sessions), the course begins with the essentials of story development, pre-production planning, and shot organization, and then progresses toward hands-on editing techniques.
Along with editing practice, the workshop offers a blend of activities including footage analysis, scene breakdowns, sound editing basics, and project reviews.