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授業料: $60354 First Year Cost of Attendance; should expect increased costs for second year of at least a maximum of $7500

コース内容: The Editing program is designed around the technical, aesthetic and collaborative aspects of post-production with the primary focus on storytelling. Fellows develop the skills to be Assistant Editors, Editors and Post-Production Producers while collaborating with other team members. The post-production facility consists of 15 Avid Symphony bays and one AVID Nitric networked through the AVID Unity media storage system.

入学条件: Students should have a bachelor's degree. Applicants must have a demonstrated passion for narrative filmmaking. A demonstrated desire to collaborate with other artists in a rigorous Conservatory environment. A demonstrated experience and/or educational background related to the discipline to which they are applying. Applicants most have ability to supply portfolio (submission) materials conveying skill and experience in the applicant's desired discipline. All applicants are expected to be at least 21 years of age. Scores of TOEFL are also required.

願書について: $75 Non-Refundable Application Fee (Check or money order only, in US dollars) made payable to AFI along with the Application in triplicate. The supporting materials of Narrative Statement (original AND three copies), Résumé (original AND three copies), Academic Transcripts (to be sent from prior institution's)), and 2-3 Letters of Recommendation should be enclosed. Scores of TOEFL, if applicable. A Self-Addressed stamped postcard for acknowledgement of receipt (optional) has to be sent to the admissions office.

モジュール: PRN 510: Introduction to Cycle Production - Boot Camp,PRN 511: Cycle Production I,PRN 512: Cycle Production II,PRN 521 and 522: Narrative Workshop and Analysis ,PRN 610: Thesis Production - Editing ,EDT 611 and 612: Advanced Editing Workshop,EDT 621 and 622: Advanced Art and Craft of Editing , EDT 670: Internship Practicum, EDT 690: Thesis Portfolio - Editing, CON 621 and 622: World Approaches to Film