Since 1995

Institute of Photography

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Editing is the process of arranging shots to create a meaningful scene or sequence. Simply put, its primary goal is to tell a story in the most effective way. Film and television are among the most powerful and influential media of our time, capable of being used for both positive and negative purposes. This makes the editor a highly influential figure, as their work shapes how stories are perceived.

Over time, the editor’s role has evolved from performing basic technical tasks to becoming a true form of artistic expression. In the past, editing was a slow and laborious process. With traditional linear editing, video editors had to record shots sequentially onto a tape. Making changes in the middle of an edit required re-editing everything that followed, which was time-consuming.

Today, with the widespread use of computers in post-production, non-linear editing systems like Final Cut Pro have revolutionized the process. They offer incredible flexibility to edit and re-edit projects without the limitations of linear workflows. Final Cut Pro provides a professional environment to edit video, mix audio, and composite graphics, allowing creators to produce anything from short commercials to full-length feature films. Its integration with Macintosh computers and third-party hardware enables footage capture from nearly any video or audio format. Being a QuickTime-based application, it also supports importing and exporting a wide range of video, audio, graphic, and animation file types.

This flexibility makes Final Cut Pro ideal for projects of any scale, with the only true limitation being your creativity. At PVTI, students are trained to work with professional-grade equipment, including Macintosh computers.

Classes Schedule:
Classes are conducted three days a week—either Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday or Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

Duration: 2 hours 45 minutes

Morning batch: 10:00 AM to 12:45 PM
Afternoon batch: 1:45 PM to 4:30 PM

Bonus: Students receive a one-month introductory course on basic editing concepts completely free of cost.

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