Editing class at LexMedia
LexMedia Fall TV Production Classes
Orientation
Sept 4, Oct 2, Nov 6, Dec 4
7PM
In this 90-minute class you will learn all about LexMedia. We’ll start with a thorough tour of the facilities then we’ll talk about our rules, regulations and procedures and how LexMedia is organized and funded. You’ll also learn about our current productions and what’s possible. This class is a prerequisite for all other classes offered by LexMedia.
Field Production Part 1
Sept 11, Oct 9, Nov 13, Dec 11
7PM
During this two-hour course you will receive hands on instruction with our Sony NX70U HD cameras. The class teaches the basic skills of field production including camera operation, camera movement, tripod use, working with talent, aesthetics of production and more. The completion of this class enables the new LexMedia members to take the Field Production part 2 class.
Field Production Part 2
Sept 18, Oct 16, Nov 20, Dec 18
7PM
In this class we will set up a typical interview scenario. We’ll then light it with classic 3 point lighting and set up and adjust the audio recording system. By experimenting with the lighting and trying various microphones you’ll learn what works best and why. This class certifies the LexMedia member to use our portable production equipment.
Intro To Editing
Sept. 19, Oct 17, Nov 7, Dec 12
7PM
Learn about video editing in a modern computer lab. We offer basic intro classes in both Premier Pro (Mac & PC) and Final Cut Pro X (Mac). You must be a LexMedia member and have taken the Orientation class.
Sept 19, Nov 7: Premier Pro
Oct 17, Dec 12 Final Cut Pro X.
Intro To Studio Production
Date And Time To Be Determined
Learn how to produce a studio based program. You’ll get hands on experience with all production positions from directing to audio mixing to camera operation, graphics creation and more. Occasionally this class will be held during a real TV production in the LexMedia studio. After this two- hour class you are encouraged to take part in ongoing studio productions and/or start your own.
All classes are free and open to people who live, work or attend school in Lexington. For more information visit Lexmedia.org or contact mark@lexmedia.org.
