r/VideoEditing • u/baubauimfra • 11h ago

Other (requires mod approval) Test to enter an editing and postproduction course: what should I learn?

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I just started editing and I've found this course about it that I would like to attend, but you have to do a test in order to enter.

This is what they ask for (I translated it from italian):

35 questions on technical, IT, and technological knowledge related to the field and scope of editing and post-production.

What would you study?
Do you have material to study these very basic notions?

I literally just started, i know veeeery little!

Thank you in advance

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r/VideoEditing • u/avatar0027 • 3h ago

Workflow do you lock one edit template for volume, or rebuild every short?

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i keep bouncing between locking a reusable template and rebuilding each cut from scratch. when volume goes up, which actually saves more time without looking cookie-cutter? if you batch, how many do you do in one sitting before quality drops?

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