Video Editing & VFX Courses
Two levels on one path. Level I turns beginners and creators into editors — workflow, story, colour, multi-cam, reels and export. Level II adds the VFX and motion graphics layer: compositing, keyframing, animated type, chroma key, tracking and cinematic titles.
- Duration
- Ask counsellor
- Track
- Short-term
- Schedule
- Level I & Level II
- Language
- Ask counsellor
- Careers
- Career guidance
Who it’s for.
- 01Beginners who want an editing job
- 02YouTubers and social media creators
- 03Freelancers adding VFX to their rate card
- 04Editors moving into post-production
What you’ll learn.
01Level I — Advance Course in Video Editing12 topics
- Workflow and media organisation
- Timeline cutting
- Storytelling
- Transitions
- Audio sync, music and voice-over
- Colour correction and grading
- Titles
- Speed ramping
- Multi-cam
- Green screen
- Reels and shorts
- Export
02Level II — Video Editing + VFX8 topics
- Everything in Level I
- Compositing
- Keyframing
- Animated typography
- Advanced chroma key
- Motion tracking
- Scene integration
- Cinematic titles
Kit & software.
Taught in FTP’s in-house studio — industry-standard cameras, studio lights, soft banks, modifiers and a product light tent.
Where it can take you.
- 01Video Editor
- 02YouTube Editor
- 03Social Media Video Editor
- 04Freelance Editor
- 05Junior Post-Production Editor
- 06VFX Artist
- 07Motion Graphics Designer
- 08Compositor
- 09Advertising Video Editor
Career guidance. See recent openings on Careers.
Your mentors.
Student reviews
The practical training, live projects and industry-level editing techniques built real confidence in post-production. With my mentors' guidance I secured a professional job soon after the course.
From Premiere Pro and After Effects to motion graphics and VFX workflows, every module was hands-on. Today I'm working on freelance editing projects for brands and creators.
The course helped me understand professional editing pipelines, motion graphics, storytelling and advanced VFX through real assignments — and inspired me to start working with an agency and production house.
Questions, answered.
What is the difference between Level I and Level II?
Level I covers 16 editing topics from workflow to export. Level II includes Level I plus 8 VFX and motion graphics topics like compositing, tracking and cinematic titles.
Which software is used?
Students work in Premiere Pro and After Effects.
How long is each level?
Durations are shared by the counsellor based on the batch you choose.
What are the fees and when does the next batch start?
Fees, EMI options and batch dates aren’t published online. Send an enquiry or WhatsApp +91 93212 28811 and the admissions counsellor will share them, along with any running Annual Day offer.
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