I attended it 18 years ago, and cannot recommend it more. I know of many more who also praise the program.
Note that even though you go through the program, you might not get editing jobs straight away. Most likely you’ll have to start out as an assistant editor, if you are new to the field. There is a lot to learn that isn’t taught…such as working with producers, dealing with network specs, various workflows that each company employs (they can be slightly different). Get your hands dirty in the tech aspects, and then get on the radar of producers who might eventually give you editing opportunities.
Unless you are lucky enough to find someone who’ll hire you to edit right away. But typically before you get paid to edit, you need to build a “reel,” work on free projects, or low pay projects…get a reputation…build a reel of work.
But yes, it’s a good program.
Shane
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