Editing is a part of the post-production process that includes a combination of both technical and creative techniques. An editor works with raw footage of a film, choosing appropriate shots and combining them into a sequence that aligns with the vision of the director. Essentially, film editing is about assembling shots into a logical sequence. It is all about intuition, to know how the characters will portray their emotions and how the scene is going to affect the audience. A good film editor knows exactly how hours of raw footage should be cut and joined to create a complete story. It’s not just about being well-versed in editing software, but also be a good storyteller. This Certificate program in Film Editing focuses on both aspects of editing.