Audio and Video Post-production
Course Overview
Post-production is both the science and the art of bringing a video production (such as a film or television show) to life.
In simple terms, post-production refers to all of the tasks that occur after filming is completed and editing of the visual and audio materials begins.
Trebas Institute Quebec Inc.’s Audio and Video Post-Production program provides you with all of the knowledge and skills to thrive in the post-production industry.
You receive highly specialized, practical training to become proficient in all major facets of the discipline — video editing, sound editing and mixing, Foley, automatic dialogue replacement (ADR), motion graphic design and the list goes on! You also work with industry-standard equipment and software programs, preparing you to enter the workforce upon graduating.
Course Structure
Term 1
- Introduction to the Digital Environment in Post-Production – 45 hours
- Introduction to Post-Production – 45 hours
- Post-Production Industry – 45 hours
- Sound Recording and Foley – 45 hours
Term 2
- Film and Television History – 45 hours
- Cinematography in Post-Production – 45 hours
- 2D Graphic Elements – 60 hours
- Post-Production I: Advertisements – 60 hours
Term 3
- Dialogues and Post-Synchronization – 45 hours
- Credits Production – 60 hours
- Music in Video: Practical Analysis – 45 hours
- Post-Production II: News Reports – 60 hours
Term 4
- Colour Correction and Grading – 75 hours
- Post-Production III: Documentaries – 60 hours
- 3D Graphic Elements – 75 hours
- Compositing – 75 hours
Term 5
- Sound Mixing and Editing – 45 hours
- Digital Overlay Graphic Design – 60 hours
- Motion Graphic Design – 60 hours
- Post-Production IV: Short Films – 60 hours
Entry Requirement
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| IELTS Score (Minimum) | For programs where the language of instruction of English, the language proficiency tests accepted are: International English Language Testing System (IELTS): 5.5
Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) IBT: 55 Cambridge English Language Assessment: 162 Canadian Academic English Language (CAEL): 40 PTE Academic: 42
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| TOEFL-IBT Score (Minimum) | For programs where the language of instruction of English, the language proficiency tests accepted are:
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| PTE Score (Minimum) | For programs where the language of instruction of English, the language proficiency tests accepted are:
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Career Opportunities
Our graduates pursue successful careers in the following roles:
- Video editor
- Assistant editor
- Sound editor
- Post-production supervisor/coordinator
- Post supervisor
- Foley artist
- Colour correction and grading artist
- Digital overlay graphic designer