From macfilmmakers@lists.macfilmmakers.com Mon Mar 15 20:01:56 2010 From: macfilmmakers@lists.macfilmmakers.com (RJ Ward) Date: Mon, 15 Mar 2010 12:01:56 -0700 Subject: [mfm-list]Foothill College Video Editing & Sound Design Courses Message-ID: --0016e64cbaecdcd9130481db8358 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Greetings, Filmmakers! I'm teaching two Film & Video courses at Foothill College in Spring Quarter--*VART 84 Video Editing* and *MUS 81B Sound Design for Film & Video*. Both courses are hybrids, meaning you have the option of taking them in-person or online. Either way, you have access to the IDEA Centercomputer lab, which features current video and audio software like Final Cut, Soundtrack, Pro Tools, etc. The content is basically the same for the in-person and online sections, except that if you come to class, you get the benefit of hearing the lectures and having more interaction with the instructor. Although *Sound Design* is listed as a Music class, you don't have to be a musician to take it. The course is really about the under-appreciated art of post-production Sound Effects, Sound Editing and Mixing. Good sound design can greatly enhance the production value of your projects, for very little expense. Video Editing and Sound Design really work hand-in-hand to create a polished, finished product. Registration began last week for continuing students, and starts today (March 15th) for new students. Classes start the week of April 5th. Because of budget issues, it's critical for classes to fill early in order to avoid cancellation. So if you're going to enroll, do it as soon as possible (definitely by March 22nd). You can always change your schedule or drop a class later, but if the class doesn't go, you won't have the choice. Registration fees are $42.50 for the quarter ($12.50 of which are voluntary), plus $17 per class unit. Such a bargain! You can check the searchable Schedule of Classesonline for more information, or email me. Hope to see some of you in either or both classes! Best, RJ Ward --0016e64cbaecdcd9130481db8358 Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1 Greetings, Filmmakers!

I'm teaching two Film & Video courses at Foothill College in Spring Quarter--VART 84 Video Editing and MUS 81B Sound Design for Film & Video. Both courses are hybrids, meaning you have the option of taking them in-person or online. Either way, you have access to the IDEA Center computer lab, which features current video and audio software like Final Cut, Soundtrack, Pro Tools, etc. The content is basically the same for the in-person and online sections, except that if you come to class, you get the benefit of hearing the lectures and having more interaction with the instructor. Although Sound Design is listed as a Music class, you don't have to be a musician to take it. The course is really about the under-appreciated art of post-production Sound Effects, Sound Editing and Mixing. Good sound design can greatly enhance the production value of your projects, for very little expense. Video Editing and Sound Design really work hand-in-hand to create a polished, finished product.


Registration began last week for continuing students, and starts today (March 15th) for new students. Classes start the week of April 5th. Because of budget issues, it's critical for classes to fill early in order to avoid cancellation. So if you're going to enroll, do it as soon as possible (definitely by March 22nd). You can always change your schedule or drop a class later, but if the class doesn't go, you won't have the choice. Registration fees are $42.50 for the quarter ($12.50 of which are voluntary), plus $17 per class unit. Such a bargain! You can check the searchable Schedule of Classes online for more information, or email me.


Hope to see some of you in either or both classes!


Best,
RJ Ward
--0016e64cbaecdcd9130481db8358-- From macfilmmakers@lists.macfilmmakers.com Tue Mar 16 21:51:29 2010 From: macfilmmakers@lists.macfilmmakers.com (Lambert, Richard J.) Date: Tue, 16 Mar 2010 13:51:29 -0700 Subject: [mfm-list]Foothill College Video Editing & Sound Design Courses In-Reply-To: Message-ID: --_000_C7C53D619E88lambertsmccdedu_ Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Professor Ward, Sorry to bother you, but I am very interested signing up for your VART 84 = class. I am trying to migrate over from the Adobe Premiere platform, which = I have used for many years. Unfortunately, there is no reference as to the = time and days of the in-class lectures and/or labs in your email or the sch= ool schedule (where it says "not scheduled"). I do not want the online opti= on. I am in the process of retiring from teaching at Skyline College, and I= have only a few windows of time that might work for me. Can you please hel= p with a quick schedule for this class? Thank you. Richard Lambert Geology Department Skyline College On 3/15/10 12:01 PM, "RJ Ward" wrote: Greetings, Filmmakers! I'm teaching two Film & Video courses at Foothill College in Spring Quarter= --VART 84 Video Editing and MUS 81B Sound Design for Film & Video. Both cou= rses are hybrids, meaning you have the option of taking them in-person or o= nline. Either way, you have access to the IDEA Center computer lab, which features= current video and audio software like Final Cut, Soundtrack, Pro Tools, et= c. The content is basically the same for the in-person and online sections,= except that if you come to class, you get the benefit of hearing the lectu= res and having more interaction with the instructor. Although Sound Design = is listed as a Music class, you don't have to be a musician to take it. The= course is really about the under-appreciated art of post-production Sound = Effects, Sound Editing and Mixing. Good sound design can greatly enhance th= e production value of your projects, for very little expense. Video Editing= and Sound Design really work hand-in-hand to create a polished, finished p= roduct. Registration began last week for continuing students, and starts today (March 1= 5th) for new students. Classes start the week of April 5th. Because of budg= et issues, it's critical for classes to fill early in order to avoid cancel= lation. So if you're going to enroll, do it as soon as possible (definitely= by March 22nd). You can always change your schedule or drop a class later,= but if the class doesn't go, you won't have the choice. Registration fees = are= $42.50 for the quarter ($12.50 of which are voluntary), plus $17 per class= unit. Such a bargain! You can check the searchable Schedule of Classes online for more information, or email me. Hope to see some of you in either or both classes! Best, RJ Ward --_000_C7C53D619E88lambertsmccdedu_ Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Re: [mfm-list]Foothill College Video Editing & Sound Design Cour= ses P= rofessor Ward,
Sorry to bother you, but I am very interested signing up for your VART &nbs= p;84 class. I am trying to migrate over from the Adobe Premiere platform, w= hich I have used for many years. Unfortunately, there is no reference as to= the time and days of the in-class lectures and/or labs in your email or th= e school schedule (where it says “not scheduled”). I do not wan= t the online option. I am in the process of retiring from teaching at Skyli= ne College, and I have only a few windows of time that might work for me. C= an you please help with a quick schedule for this class? Thank you.
Richard Lambert
Geology Department
Skyline College


On 3/15/10 12:01 PM, "RJ Ward" <rjward2@gmail.com> wrote:
Greetings, Filmmakers!

I'm teaching two Film & Video courses at Foothill College in Spring Qua= rter--VART 84 Video Editing and MUS 81B Sound Design for Film &am= p; Video. Both courses are hybrids, meaning you have the option of taki= ng them in-person or online. Either way, you have access to the IDEA Center= <http://www.foothill.edu/fa= /idea>  computer lab, which features current video and audio so= ftware like Final Cut, Soundtrack, Pro Tools, etc. The content is basically= the same for the in-person and online sections, except that if you come to= class, you get the benefit of hearing the lectures and having more interac= tion with the instructor. Although Sound Design is listed as a Music= class, you don't have to be a musician to take it. The course is really ab= out the under-appreciated art of post-production Sound Effects, Sound Editi= ng and Mixing. Good sound design can greatly enhance the production value o= f your projects, for very little expense. Video Editing and Sound Design re= ally work hand-in-hand to create a polished, finished product.

Registration <http://footh= ill.edu/reg/index.php> began last week for continuing students, and = starts today (March 15th) for new students. Classes start the week of April= 5th. Because of budget issues, it's critical for classes to fill early in = order to avoid cancellation. So if you're going to enroll, do it as soon as= possible (definitely by March 22nd). You can always change your schedule o= r drop a class later, but if the class doesn't go, you won't have the choic= e. Registration fees <http= ://foothill.edu/reg/fees.html>  are $42.50 for the quarter ($12= .50 of which are voluntary), plus $17 per class unit. Such a bargain! You c= an check the searchable Schedule of Classes <http://foothill.edu/schedule/index.php> &nbs= p;online for more information, or email me.

Hope to see some of you in either or both classes!

Best,
RJ Ward


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