About

Learn to edit videos like a pro on your phone, which is like having a video studio in the palm of your hand.

In this intensive, two-day class, we will take footage you already have or footage you will acquire, and turn it into a work of cinematic art using nothing but your iPhone, iPad, Android phone, or tablet. 

This is an introductory-level class going over the gear, apps, and rudimentary editing skills. You’re probably not going to win an Oscar for editing, but you will walk away knowing how to get footage into an editing app and export it out for people to see. 

This class is for enthusiasts, seasoned pros, or anyone who just wants to learn how to edit their mobile phone video for film, video tutorials, or your latest family vacation video. 

Details

• Registration closes April 20.

Prerequisites

While it's preferable that you've taken the class "How To Shoot Better Video With Your Smartphone," it's not required.

Materials

You must have a smartphone with a camera. Either iPhone/iPad or Android phone/tablet are required.

• Ages 14 and up are welcome. 
• View BARN’s current COVID-19 health and safety protocols.
• BARN is committed to accessibility. Tuition assistance is available. Fill out the application before registering.
• For those who might need physical assistance, learn more about our Companion Program.

Instructor

Courtney G. Jones is a 30-year veteran of the film and television industry and an advocate for the kind of accessibility mobile filmmaking offers. He serves as head of development for Steve Zahn & Rick Gomez’s company, Macaroni Art Productions, and has produced and directed feature films, commercials, documentaries, and series - some shot on mobile. He brings a wealth of technical and creative know-how to the classroom. Courtney’s main goal is to show that anyone can make something amazing with the technology in their pocket. When he is not writing, producing, filming, editing, or teaching, he is typically daydreaming about flying, living on a boat, or trying new recipes.