Telling a Good Story: The Art and Craft of Editing with Walt Louie

August 2, 2013 - August 4, 2013
Mānoa Campus, Sinclair Library Basement #3

The basis for any good film, documentary, commercial, or promo is how well the story is presented. Examine the process of how a story is put together. Regardless of the script, casting, direction, cinematography, sound and music, it really comes down to the final edit. Topics include basic rules of editing; what makes a cut interesting, entertaining and provocative; where and how to get ideas and inspiration; preparation and organizational tips; use of transitions, layered effects, multi-screen techniques, special effects, graphics and typography.

Class exercises utilize Final Cut Pro, Motion, and Photoshop but no prior experience is necessary.

This workshop is beneficial to all those interested in telling a better story, and developing new perspectives on how this can be done in editing including writers, directors, producers, and even editors.


Friday, August 2 • 7-9pm; Saturday and Sunday, August 3-4 • 9am-4pm


Walt Louie has been an editor for over 22 years. He has worked on award-winning shows and documentaries, films, sitcoms, trailers, sports programs, and is currently working as a commercial editor in Los Angeles. He has taught numerous editing classes in LA and Honolulu.


Ticket Information
Call 956-8400 to register; workshop fee $275

Event Sponsor
Pacific New Media, Outreach College, Mānoa Campus

More Information
Susan, 956-8244, pnm@hawaii.edu, http://www.outreach.hawaii.edu/pnm

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