Refine Your Craft and Work with Greater Confidence
Move beyond basic assembly to develop sophisticated editing skills that elevate your creative work across diverse formats and scenarios.
Back to HomeExpand Your Editing Capabilities Significantly
This course helps you transition from capable beginner to versatile editor with broader technical and creative skills.
Handle Complex Projects
You'll develop comfort working with multi-camera footage, longer sequences, and projects requiring coordination across multiple elements. What once felt overwhelming becomes manageable through practiced techniques.
Control Visual Quality
Learn color correction approaches that enhance your footage's appearance. Understanding how to adjust tones and balance helps your work look more polished and intentional.
Shape Audio Effectively
Develop skills in audio mixing that complement your visual work. You'll understand how sound design and music choices affect the overall impact of your edits.
Work More Efficiently
Master keyboard shortcuts and workflow optimizations that significantly reduce project completion time. This efficiency allows you to focus more energy on creative decisions rather than technical execution.
Common Challenges at This Stage
Many developing editors encounter similar growth limitations as they advance.
Basic Skills Feel Limiting
You can complete straightforward projects but feel constrained when attempting more ambitious work. Multi-camera sequences, complex audio arrangements, or projects requiring visual polish seem just beyond your current capabilities.
Pacing Remains Challenging
While you understand basic cutting, controlling the rhythm and energy of longer sequences proves difficult. Your edits might feel either rushed or sluggish, and identifying exactly what needs adjustment remains unclear.
Format Variety Feels Daunting
Perhaps you've developed comfort with one type of content but feel uncertain approaching different formats. The editing approaches for documentary, narrative, or commercial work each present unique considerations you haven't explored.
Color and Audio Need Attention
You recognize that professional work exhibits visual and audio qualities your projects lack. Understanding how to achieve similar polish through color correction and sound mixing remains mysterious.
Build on Your Foundation With Focused Skill Development
This course addresses exactly these growth areas through targeted instruction and varied practice.
Expand Technical Capabilities
Learn multi-camera editing workflows that simplify complex footage management. You'll develop systematic approaches to organizing and cutting between multiple angles efficiently, making ambitious projects feel achievable.
Develop Pacing Control
Explore how timing adjustments affect viewer experience and emotional engagement. Through deliberate practice with various content types, you'll develop intuition for identifying and correcting pacing issues.
Work Across Different Formats
Gain experience with narrative, documentary, and commercial editing through format-specific projects. Understanding how each genre's conventions and expectations differ helps you approach diverse assignments confidently.
Polish Visual and Audio Quality
Learn practical color correction techniques that enhance footage appearance without requiring advanced grading knowledge. Similarly, develop audio mixing skills that bring clarity and impact to your sound design.
Your Eight-Week Journey
Here's how your skills expand through structured practice and guidance.
Advanced Cutting Techniques
Explore cutting methods beyond basic assembly. Learn when different techniques serve storytelling purposes and practice applying them deliberately to shape viewer experience.
Multi-Camera and Pacing
Develop workflows for handling multiple camera angles efficiently. Projects focus on controlling rhythm and energy through timing adjustments and sequence construction choices.
Color and Audio Fundamentals
Learn practical color correction approaches that enhance visual quality. Begin audio mixing work that integrates dialogue, music, and sound effects effectively.
Format-Specific Projects
Apply your expanded skills to genre-specific assignments. Work on narrative, documentary, and commercial formats to understand how editing approaches vary across different content types.
Course Format
Sessions meet at our Shibuya location with editing workstations available. Each week combines technique demonstration with substantial hands-on practice time. You'll work on progressively challenging assignments that build specific skills.
Targeted Feedback
Instructors review your work and provide specific suggestions for improvement. This personalized attention helps identify areas needing focus.
Diverse Practice Material
Projects use varied footage types to expose you to different editing scenarios and challenges, building versatile capabilities.
Course Investment
Consider what these expanded capabilities mean for the quality and scope of work you can handle.
Advanced Editing Techniques
What's Included
Value Beyond Technique
These advanced capabilities enable you to handle more ambitious projects and achieve higher production values. The versatility you develop opens opportunities to work across different content types rather than feeling limited to familiar formats.
Understanding Skill Development
Knowing what to expect helps you recognize your own progress.
How Skills Expand
Early weeks focus on technique acquisition through demonstration and guided practice. As you gain comfort, assignments become more open-ended, encouraging you to apply multiple skills simultaneously. This progression mirrors how professional work requires integrating various capabilities.
Prerequisites Matter
This course assumes basic editing software proficiency and timeline management understanding. Students with this foundation typically adapt well to the advanced material and progress steadily through increasingly complex assignments.
Portfolio Development
Your completed genre projects demonstrate versatility to others. Having work samples across narrative, documentary, and commercial formats shows broader capability than single-format portfolios.
Supporting Your Development
We want this experience to feel productive and encouraging.
Detailed Curriculum
Our week-by-week outline shows exactly what each session covers. This transparency helps you assess whether the content matches your development goals.
Personalized Attention
Instructors provide specific feedback on your project work. This individualized guidance helps address your particular challenges and accelerates improvement.
Practical Experience
Every technique you learn gets applied immediately through hands-on projects. This practical focus ensures you develop working capability rather than theoretical knowledge.
Open Discussion
We encourage questions before enrollment about whether this level suits your background. Honest conversation helps ensure good fit between your needs and course content.
Starting Is Straightforward
Here's what the enrollment process looks like.
Share Your Background
Contact us with information about your current editing experience and what you hope to develop. This helps us confirm the intermediate level matches your situation.
Receive Complete Details
We'll provide full curriculum information, upcoming session dates, and schedule specifics. This allows you to evaluate whether the timing and content work for you.
Enroll at Your Pace
When you decide to proceed, we'll walk you through enrollment and provide everything needed for your first session including location details and materials information.
Prerequisites
This course works best for people with basic editing software proficiency who understand timeline organization and fundamental cutting techniques. If you're uncertain whether your current skills match this level, we're happy to discuss your background and provide guidance.
Ready to Expand Your Capabilities?
Let us know about your editing background and we'll help determine if this course aligns with your development goals.
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