NAC-NICA Training Support and UTAP
National Silver Academy (NSA) subsidy
$600.00
Note: Course fee not inclusive of application fee and GST.
$354.00
(after National Silver Academy (NSA) subsidy)
Note: NSA fee is inclusive of GST.
Course details
Gain basic skills in video editing with DaVinci resolve software. Participants will be introduced to the theory and techniques of creative film editing and learn how to be competent with video editing.
At the end of the course, you will learn how to edit videos from various sources and create short video montages.
Note: Course trainers are, on occasion, subject to change with short notice.
About the trainer
Cheng Shian Wen
Application information
Notepad and writing materials. A hard drive/thumb drive with at least 64 GB of free space.
Prospective film/photography students and/or anyone interested in video editing. Pre-requisite: Basic computer knowledge and literacy in file transfer. Some experience in shooting personal videos on phone or camera strongly recommended.
For clarity on the application process, payment matters, available subsidies, certification, and our cancellation and refund policy, please refer to our FAQs page.
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