Jobs in Audio Video Editing / Post production

Film making is not an easier task, to make it simple and easier it has been split into 3 main sections i.e. Pre production, Production and Post production. Let’s discuss these three in brief:

Pre Production: In this preparations are made for the shoot, in which cast and crew are hired, locations are selected and sets are built.

Production: In Production raw materials for the finished film are recorded and, last step i.e.

Post Production: It turns individual scenes, called raw footages into a finished motion picture.

The workforce of this industry is much younger than most, with 54 percent of employees being 34yrs or younger. In addition 13 percent of employees are aged 16 to 20 compared with only 4 percent of employees in that age group in all industries. If we look at the current job data as according to BLS we will find that earnings of workers in the motion picture and video industries vary, depending on education and experience, type of work, union affiliation, and duration of employment. In 2008, average weekly earnings of nonsupervisory workers in the motion picture and video industries were $627, compared with $608 for workers in all industries combined also Wage and salary employment in the motion picture and video industries is projected to grow 14 percent between 2008 and 2018, compared with 11 percent growth projected for wage and salary employment in all industries combined.

There are many Institutes providing Post production training but at ADMEC we provide highly professional training and also we don’t indulge in making tall and false claims about the quality of education. Rather it is always our Endeavour and Ernest desire to deliver the promised results.