Sequence Training, a leading UK-based training and production centre for film and video editing, and Macworld Masterclasses partner, has announced new pricing for the Making a Documentary class.
Working with industry professionals and promising unique insights, the course, held at Pinewood Studios, costs 300.
The course details the various stages of documentary editing from viewing and logging right through to fine cutting and how best to approach these stages in different situations. Focus is placed on practical techniques in Final Cut Pro to achieve the best results at every stage of a documentary, technically, journalistically and creatively says Sequence Training.
The two days are based around cutting a long form creative documentary and contains a huge amount of tips and tricks with long-time Final Cut Pro user Alex Snelling offering expertise and advice.
Full details of Sequence Training courses can be found here (PDF).
Other creative applications covered by Sequence Training includes Photoshop, Aperture, DVD Studio Pro, Logic, Final Cut Server with Dreamweaver training coming soon.
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