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Overview
This three evening course will appeal to a range of those who are looking to grasp an understanding of:
- Location data transfers.
- Compression.
- Codecs.
- Transcoding.
- Data workflows.
- Post-production back up strategies.
City of Glasgow College is delighted to work with post-production specialist 422 in response to a digital skill gap recognised at a national level and specifically in the TV industry where different workflows and formats conspire to cause anxiety across the world of production and post-production. 422 are a full-service post-production company based in Glasgow providing a comprehensive range of facilities and creative services for television, film and advertising.
Led by City of Glasgow College’s qualified and experienced lecturer Dave Burns with all-important input from 422’s Harry Jacobs. Dave continues to balance a career in digital video with a part-time teaching commitment. Harry is the Houdini of formats at 422 and there is no one better placed to outline this fast-changing world.
Minimum entry requirements
- This course is delivered at a professional level. Although there are no formal entry requirements it is expected that you will have at least a relevant HNC or industry experience.
What you study
Week 1
- Overview, the fundamental of workflows from location and post perspectives.
- Basics of digital cameras including codecs, compression and HD image sizes.
Week 2
- Common file formats, transcoding, location and post-production file management.
Week 3
- Digital Image Technician and Data Wrangler roles: similarities and differences.
- Understanding metadata, workflows when thinking about using Colour Correction software.
After the course
This course is designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge to provide a safe and invaluable service to production and post-production teams.
Continuing study
This is a professional level course designed to allow career progression.
How the course is taught
The course will be taught in lectures, tutorials and workshops in a computer lab with digital work stations.
Materials
No materials are required.