The Foundation Of What You Need To Make It In Professional Film & Television Editorial:
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Get INSTANT access to this 12-part introductory course
Join our exclusive community of aspiring editors, many who are now working for the major studios and networks. We'll provide not only the INFORMATION to grow and secure a spot on a project, but ACCESS to opportunities for networking with film and television professionals that will greatly increase your chances of success.
Limited time offer - $27 (Before $297)
Here are 5 ways the 12-Part Introduction course Will Help You Grow & Scale
What editors need to know
Before they begin
Info about the different needs every production during the pre-production stage, the most important functions of your non-linear editing software, and how to organize the material as production begins.
Info about the different needs every production during the pre-production stage, the most important functions of your non-linear editing software, and how to organize the material as production begins.
What editors need to know before they begin
What is the Assistant Editor's Workflow?
In this part of the course, you're going to learn about prepping dailies, and tracking the metadata as it pours in, build reels, work with temp sound and visual effects, and create outputs.
In this part of the course, you're going to learn about prepping dailies, and tracking the metadata as it pours in, build reels, work with temp sound and visual effects, and create outputs.
What is the Assistant Editor's Workflow?
Learn how to be part of a team and nurturing your professional relationships
How to support the main editor so they can stay focused. Rarely taught editing room protocol and diplomacy while working with editors, directors, producers and other team members.
How to support the main editor so they can stay focused. Rarely taught editing room protocol and diplomacy while working with editors, directors, producers and other team members.
Learn how to be part of a team and nurturing your professional relationships
Learn how to network with your industry peers
Get advice on how to approach different editing experts. Join an exclusive network of alumni who are thriving in the industry and often more than happy to share their experience, and maybe even help you secure a job!
Learn how to network with your industry peers
Get advice on how to approach different editing experts. Join an exclusive network of alumni who are thriving in the industry and often more than happy to share their experience, and maybe even help you secure a job!
And it doesn't stop there!
We are very active on social media! And we are always adding new content to our Youtube channel and Spotify podcast with tricks, tips, tutorials and interviews with the top professionals working in the industry.
We are very active on social media! And we are always adding new content to our Youtube channel and Spotify podcast with tricks, tips, tutorials and interviews with the top professionals working in the industry.
And it doesn't stop there!
If you want to take your editing skills to the next level without having to spend countless hours, money, and resources, Master the Workflow is exactly what you need.
You might be a self-taught filmmaker, fresh out of Film School, or you may have even landed your very first job. Whatever your situation, becoming a highly skilled assistant editor is a proven path to unlocking your future career as an editor of feature films & television.
Not only will you get advice from seasoned industry veterans, but also direct access to an editor's network to make the right connections to thrive in the industry.
INTRODUCING:
12-Part
Intro Course
For those who want to become a PRO Film & TV Assistant Editor!
Ready to learn the Who's & What's in the professional Film & Television Editorial Process?
SECTION 1 : What the Assistant Editor needs to know before they begin
Lesson 1: Before production begins
Lesson 2: Knowing your Non-linear editing software
Lesson 3: Project Organization
SECTION 2 : The Assistant Editor Workflow
Lesson 1: Prepping Dailies
Lesson 2: Tracking Metadata
Lesson 3: Building Reels
Lesson 4: Temp sound & VFX
Lesson 5: Outputs
SECTION 3 : Working relationships & Being part of a team
Lesson 1: Supporting your Editor
Lesson 2: Editing Diplomacy
Lesson 3: Working with the team members
Lesson 4: Networking
Our customers
love us
"This program has been nothing but eye-opening, gave me the confidence to handle the projects I've work on! I wish this was the class and the teachers I had in school. This program is the key to my success!"
Mark B. (Los Angeles, CA)
“Master The Workflow took me to the next level. The program thought me how it’s done in the industry! I feel confident that I know what I’m doing!”
“Master The Workflow was a tremendous part of my growth as an assistant editor. You will access so much information that you might not get from other people. Get Master The Workflow, invest in your future!”
Jacobo V. (Pasadena, CA)
Asia H. (Los Angeles, CA)
Meet
your instructors
Lawrence Jordan, ACE
Editor
Richard Sanchez
Editor
<< If your passion and your desire are to be a Hollywood Assistant Editor, take this course. The program is INCREDIBLE! It's very on point with what you need to learn and what you need to understand when it comes to working in a Hollywood cutting room environment. There are things that are included in MTW that don't come with film school.>>
Assistant Editor on Marvel Studios/ Disney+'s WandaVision.
Scott Jacobs
TAKE EDITING TO THE NEXT LEVEL
Here are 5 ways the 12-Part Introduction course Will Help You Grow & Scale
You might be a self-taught filmmaker, fresh out of Film School, or you may have even landed your very first job. Whatever your situation, becoming a highly skilled assistant editor is a proven path to unlocking your future career as an editor of feature films & television.
Not only will you get advice from seasoned industry veterans, but also direct access to an editor's network to make the right connections to thrive in the industry.
Ready to learn the Who's & What's in the professional Film & Television Editorial Process?
For those who want to become a PRO Film & TV Assistant Editor!
Intro Course
12-Part
INTRODUCING:
Lesson 1: Before production begins
Lesson 2: Knowing your Non-linear editing software
Lesson 3: Project Organization
SECTION 1 : What the Assistant Editor needs to know before they begin
Lesson 1: Prepping Dailies
Lesson 2: Tracking Metadata
Lesson 3: Building Reels
Lesson 4: Temp sound & VFX
Lesson 5: Outputs
SECTION 2 : The Assistant Editor Workflow
Lesson 1: Supporting your Editor
Lesson 2: Editing Diplomacy
Lesson 3: Working with the team members
Lesson 4: Networking
SECTION 3 : Working relationships & Being part of a team
Asia H. (Los Angeles, CA)
Jacobo V. (Pasadena, CA)
"This program has been nothing but eye-opening, gave me the confidence to handle the projects I've work on! I wish this was the class and the teachers I had in school. This program is the key to my success!"
“Master The Workflow was a tremendous part of my growth as an assistant editor. You will access so much information that you might not get from other people. Get Master The Workflow, invest in your future!”
Mark B. (Los Angeles, CA)
"Master The Workflow took me to the next level. The program thought me how it’s done in the industry! I feel confident that I know what I’m doing!"
love us
Our customers
Editor
Richard Sanchez
Editor
Lawrence Jordan, ACE
your instructors
Meet
Scott Jacobs
Assistant Editor on Marvel Studios/ Disney+'s WandaVision.
<< If your passion and your desire are to be a Hollywood Assistant Editor, take this course. The program is INCREDIBLE! It's very on point with what you need to learn and what you need to understand when it comes to working in a Hollywood cutting room environment. There are things that are included in MTV that don't come with film school.>>
Watch your INBOX. "Feature Film Assistant Editor Essentials" will arrive in about 5 minutes. In the meantime watch this short but important 1:50 min video we made to show you what you can achieve with skills that they don't teach in Film School!
Watch your INBOX. "Feature Film Assistant Editor Essentials" will arrive in about 5 minutes. In the meantime watch this short but important 1:50 min video we made to show you what you can achieve with skills that they don't teach in Film School!
TAKE YOUR EDITING SKILLS TO THE NEXT LEVEL
How to become a Professional
Assistant Film & Television Editor
Watch your INBOX. "Feature Film Assistant Editor Essentials" will arrive in about 5 minutes. In the meantime watch this short but important 1:50 min video we made to show you what you can achieve with skills that they don't teach in Film School!
This course lays the foundation for what you need to make it in professional film & television editorial:
- What Goes On During Pre-Production
- Organizing the Project The RIGHT Way
- Prepping Dailies
- Tracking Metadata
- Temp Sound and Visual Effects
- The Editor/Assistant Relationship
- Editing Room Diplomacy
- Working with the Rest of the Team
Previously valued for $297
TAKE EDITING TO THE NEXT LEVEL
How to become a Professional
Assistant Film & Television Editor
Get INSTANT access to this 12-part introductory course
Join our exclusive community of aspiring editors, many who are now working for the major studios and networks. We'll provide not only the INFORMATION to grow and secure a spot on a project, but ACCESS to opportunities for networking with film and television professionals that will greatly increase your chances of success.
Limited time offer - $27 (Before $297)
Lawrence Jordan is an Emmy & ACE Eddie nominated feature film and television editor who has worked on over 50 feature films and television shows and is the co-creator of Master The Workflow. As one of the earliest adopters of digital, non-linear editing, he helped lay the groundwork for the modern editorial workflow. He recently completed the independent feature film Later Days.
Richard Sanchez works as both a visual effects editor and an assistant editor. He's assisted on the films Suicide Squad, Robin Hood and Naked, and on the television series Table 19, The Good Place and UFO Hunters. More recently he was the visual effects editor on Hulu's Catch-22 and Bill & Ted Face The Music. He is currently working on a new series for Marvel Studios.
Lawrence Jordan is an Emmy & ACE Eddie nominated feature film and television editor who has worked on over 50 feature films and television shows and is the co-creator of Master The Workflow. As one of the earliest adopters of digital, non-linear editing, he helped lay the groundwork for the modern editorial workflow. He recently completed the independent feature film Later Days.
Richard Sanchez works as both a visual effects editor and an assistant editor. He's assisted on the films Suicide Squad, Robin Hood and Naked, and on the television series Table 19, The Good Place and UFO Hunters. More recently he was the visual effects editor on Hulu's Catch-22 and Bill & Ted Face The Music. He is currently working on a new series for Marvel Studios.
⦿ What Goes On During
Pre-Production
⦿ Organizing the Project The
RIGHT Way
⦿ Prepping Dailies - Tracking Metadata
⦿ Temp Sound and Visual Effects - The Editor/Assistant Relationship
⦿ Editing Room Diplomacy
⦿ Working with the Rest of the Team
⦿ Temp Sound and Visual Effects- The Editor/Assistant Relationship
⦿ Working with the Rest of the Team
