Louisa Stein

Christian Keatheley has a subjective view of every film we watched. He then asked the class for opinions and anyone whose opinion did not really align with his, he would classify as not the right answer. Expect to be frustrated during discussions.

This course was such an enjoyable and rewarding experience! It met once a week for three hours and didn’t include any screenings or exams, which made the workload very balanced. Most of the class centered around hands-on video editing projects, a group presentation exploring fan editing genres, and weekly discussion posts and reflections. It was my first time learning video editing, and we were introduced to both DaVinci Resolve and Adobe Premiere Pro. Every two weeks, we completed a new video assignment using your selected media source, which made the projects fun and personalized. The editing could be time-consuming at times, but seeing the final product always made the effort worth it. I would absolutely recommend taking this course!

This course was such an enjoyable and rewarding experience! It met once a week for three hours and didn’t include any screenings or exams, which made the workload very balanced. Most of the class centered around hands-on video editing projects, a group presentation exploring fan editing genres, and weekly discussion posts and reflect …Read more

This was an interesting course that I took to get a taste of the film department. It was certainly interesting, the professor had good taste in films and struck a balance between unique films and also pertinent. My main gripe with the course was that there was more work than I would have hoped for in a class that would be more fun, introductory, and interesting.