RTF 346 Introduction to Editing

Unique No. see course schedule

Faculty: Lewis, A

Class Time: TTH 330P - 500P

Room: CMA 4.204

Lab Time: W 500P - 630P

Room: CMA 4.204

Writing Comp: N

Comm/Cult Req: N

Closing Limit: 10 Cross-Listed N

PREREQUISITES

Must be an RTF major with a UT GPA of at least a 2.25 and have upper-division standing. Letter-grade basis only. Software costs borne by the student. The following prerequisites: RTF 305 and 3 additional semester hours of lower-division coursework in RTF with a grade of at least C in each course; and RTF 317 and 318 with a grade of B or better in each.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Registration is open via the online registration system to all RTF majors.

FIRST CLASS DAY POLICY

Students must attend the first class day or make prior arrangements with the instructor.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

Introduction to editing is intended to build confidence in and understanding of editing. We will discuss aesthetic and practical approaches, and consider how they might be applied to a variety of challenges in editing narrative and documentary pieces. This class includes lab work with a series of exercises. Students will learn to:

Analyze and critique examples of narrative and documentary editing.

Approach material and construct it into meaningful sequences.

Perform a variety of basic edits.