Videography Workshop — Production and Post-Production
A 16-hour intensive corporate training workshop where participants develop skills to create media-rich content for corporate communications, public relations, training, and marketing using Adobe Premiere Pro. Participants learn to shoot, download, edit, and post video using company equipment, DSLRs, and mobile devices.
What Clients Say
Michael structured our course around our needs and exceeded our expectations. Everyone left with new information and confidence to put their new skills into practice. His hands-on approach was effective and fun.
Keri Burson, Director of Marketing — Adolfson & Peterson Construction
Sometimes you just need what you need and nothing more. Michael took into consideration our skills, needs, and output requirements and taught us exactly that. A very cost-effective solution.
Jacque Williams — Jeppesen, A Boeing Company
Training Objectives
- Best practices for filming and editing interviews, training sessions, and product demonstrations
- Filming scripted and non-scripted material — lighting, sound, and professional results
- Edit a 2–3 minute clip with field-recorded audio, lower third template, intro/outro, title overlays, music track, and final delivery format
- Editing and posting for size and platform requirements
Day 1 — Video Production
Overview of the production process — pre-production, production, post-production — as it relates to industry-specific requirements. Scripting, storyboarding, scheduling, and shot list requirements covered in depth.
Full equipment overview covering camera, lighting, and sound. Breakout groups explore practical applications in real-life scenarios. Participants develop a 1-page script, storyboard, or shot list for the afternoon shoot, then film their project using provided or personal equipment.
Day 2 — Video Post-Production
Review of Day 1 — what was learned, what to improve. Introduction to the full post-production process from organization through client approval.
Working in Adobe Premiere Pro with instructor-provided sample footage: build a 2–3 minute clip complete with lower third template, intro/outro, title overlays, audio track, and final delivery format. Edit previously shot project. Group review of works in progress for feedback and class wrap-up.
Your Instructor — Michael Conti
Michael Conti has worked as a digital video editor for corporate, educational, and government clients for over 28 years. He began using Adobe Premiere in 1993 with version 1.0 and has taught video production and editing at Front Range Community College as an instructor since 2005.
