Module Descriptors
POST PRODUCTION FOR TELEVISION
XXET40237
Key Facts
Faculty of Arts and Creative Technologies
Level 4
15 credits
Hours of Study
Scheduled Learning and Teaching Activities: 36
Independent Study Hours: 114
Total Learning Hours: 150
Assessment
- LABORATORY LOG BOOK weighted at 50%
- ASSIGNMENT weighted at 40%
- GROUP COURSEWORK weighted at 10%
Module Details
Module Learning Strategies
Lectures and Laboratory sessions
(1:n)1 (1:35)2
Learning on all aspects of the module will be facilitated by lectures and tutorials, problem solving exercises and student centred learning.
Practical assignments using laboratory equipment and editing facilities will support the learning.
(1:n)1 (1:35)2
Learning on all aspects of the module will be facilitated by lectures and tutorials, problem solving exercises and student centred learning.
Practical assignments using laboratory equipment and editing facilities will support the learning.
Module Additional Assessment Details
Individual logbook assessing learning outcomes 1 and 2 (maximum word count 1,500).
Short edit weighted at 50% which will assess learning outcomes 2 and 3
A 10 minute group discussion weighted at 10% which will assess learning outcome 4
Short edit weighted at 50% which will assess learning outcomes 2 and 3
A 10 minute group discussion weighted at 10% which will assess learning outcome 4
Module Indicative Content
Students will gain knowledge of
1. The editing processes and styles used for TV editing
2. Different TV programme genres
3. Editing for promotions, interviews, highlights, inserts, sporting events and documentary.
4. Tapeless editing environments
5. File formats ¿ quicktime, aaf, wav, mxf, HD and SD resolutions
6. Timecode and terminology
7. Single and multiple source editing
8. Rostrum camera inserts
9. Prepping shows for content and length
10. Final cut pro and Avid
1. The editing processes and styles used for TV editing
2. Different TV programme genres
3. Editing for promotions, interviews, highlights, inserts, sporting events and documentary.
4. Tapeless editing environments
5. File formats ¿ quicktime, aaf, wav, mxf, HD and SD resolutions
6. Timecode and terminology
7. Single and multiple source editing
8. Rostrum camera inserts
9. Prepping shows for content and length
10. Final cut pro and Avid
Module Special Admissions Requirements
None.
Module Resources
Non-linear editing suite (Avid and Final Cut Pro)
Adobe Suite
Audition
Word Processing facilities
Adobe Suite
Audition
Word Processing facilities
Module Texts
Lori Coleman and Dianna Friedberg (2010) Make the Cut A Guide to Becoming a Successful Assistant Editor in Film and TV, Focal Press, ISBN: 9780240813981
Sam Kauffmann (2009) Avid Editing, Fourth Edition A Guide for Beginning and Intermediate Users 4 ed. Focal Press, ISBN: 9780240810805
Guide to postproduction for TV and film: managing the process by Barbara Clark and Susan J, Spohr. (2002), ISBN:0-24080-506-2 Pub Focal Press Video editing and post-production: a professional guide, 4th edition by Gary H. Anderson (1999), ISBN 0-24080-337-X, Pub: Focal Press
Gerald Millerson and Jim Owens (2009), Television Production, Fourteenth Edition, Focal Press, (2009) ISBN: 9780240520780
Sam Kauffmann (2009) Avid Editing, Fourth Edition A Guide for Beginning and Intermediate Users 4 ed. Focal Press, ISBN: 9780240810805
Guide to postproduction for TV and film: managing the process by Barbara Clark and Susan J, Spohr. (2002), ISBN:0-24080-506-2 Pub Focal Press Video editing and post-production: a professional guide, 4th edition by Gary H. Anderson (1999), ISBN 0-24080-337-X, Pub: Focal Press
Gerald Millerson and Jim Owens (2009), Television Production, Fourteenth Edition, Focal Press, (2009) ISBN: 9780240520780