Best Video Editing Bootcamps Near Me: Find Bootcamps & Certificates

Video Editing Bootcamps by School

Here are some of the top schools offering Video Editing training, including Centro de Estudios de Innovación (2 courses), Think BIG. Learn Smart (2 courses), and Noble Desktop (1 course).

Noble Desktop
Locations:
- NYC
- Live Online
Founded in 1990, Noble Desktop offers part-time and full-immersion courses on anything you can think of from design and coding to business. Located in New York City and providing courses both online and in-person, Noble Desktop prides itself on accommodating dynamic courses and bootcamps with hands-on learning, time-tested curriculums, and education from top industry experts.
Noble Desktop’s Top Video Editing Bootcamps
- Motion Graphics Certificate
  - 102 Hours
  - $3,495
  In this certificate program, participants will learn the skills needed to get started in the field of motion graphics and video editing. Students will learn how to work with two industry-standard apps: Adobe After Effects and Adobe Premiere Pro. Students will also be introduced to the principles of motion graphics as well as the best practices to go from concept to completion. Attendees will learn the skills needed to start a career as a motion designer or video editor and walk away with a video demo reel or portfolio to show prospective employers or clients. The program includes a free retake and several step-by-step workbooks.
Centro de Estudios de Innovación
Locations:
- Madrid
- Sevilla
- Valencia
CEI offers courses in graphic design, web development, digital marketing, and video editing across three locations in Spain. These courses prepare students to start a new career with up-to-state skills in software and coding langauges.
CEI’s Top Video Editing Bootcamps
- Video Editing, Motion Graphics, and Postproduction Course
  - 180 Hours
  - $1,850
  This 180-hour multidisciplinary course teaches students to use essential Adobe video editing tools such as Premiere, After Effect, and Photoshop.
- Adobe Premiere Pro Course
  - 54 Hours
  - $790
  Students in this beginner-friendly course will learn how to use Premiere Pro to create Hollywood-style videos.
headTrix, Inc.
Locations:
- Los Angeles
- Live Online
headTrix is a computer training and consulting company online offering web design, desktop publishing, interactive media, eLearning, video editing, motion graphics, and social media classes.
headTrix’s Top Video Editing Bootcamps
- After Effects Bootcamp
  - 4 Days
  - $1,295
  This immersive After Effects program offers extensive training for individuals looking to create motion graphics. This course is open to beginners and covers beginner through advanced topics in After Effects. Students will get comfortable in the tool and start working on projects with layers, keyframes, text, effects, and more. This program can be taken online, in-person, or through private lessons.
Think BIG. Learn Smart
Locations:
- Baltimore
Located in Columbia, Maryland, Think Big Learn Smart offers online and onsite courses in Adobe, Apple, Blackmagic Design, and Microsoft. Think Big Learn Smart provides students with bootcamps from introduction 2-day courses to 4-day advanced courses. Students can enjoy intimate, instructor-led training with collaborative projects. Think Big Learn Smart also offers custom private training with tailored learning topics and strategies to improve company productivity.
Think BIG. Learn Smart’s Top Video Editing Bootcamps
- Adobe After Effects CC BootCamp
  - 4 Days
  - $1,590
  This comprehensive After Effects program offers extensive training for individuals who want to learn to create motion graphics. This intensive 4-day course is open to beginners and covers beginner through advanced topics in After Effects. Students will get comfortable in the tool and start working on projects with layers, keyframes, text, effects, and more.This course is taught by industry-certified professionals with broad experience with the software.
- Adobe Premiere Pro CC BootCamp
  - 4 Days
  - $1,590
  In this 4-day class, participants will learn the important fundamentals of Adobe Premiere Pro so that they can start using the industry-leading video editing software right away. Students will learn how to import video footage, use the timeline, create titles, use audio, and perform multicam editing. Attendees will also learn basic color correction techniques, adjust the speed of video (speeding it up or slowing it down), remove backgrounds with green screen removal, add video transitions, and more. Students will be prepared to sit for the Adobe Certified Associate exam. This course is taught by industry-certified professionals with broad experience with the software.

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Video Editing Bootcamp Map & Top Locations

Find the perfect in-person Video Editing bootcamp near you by searching for your address, city, or zip code. You can also browse the best live online Video Editing courses and learn from the convenience of your home or office with real-time, instructor-led training.

Which Video Editing Bootcamp is Right for Me?

You have several options when it comes to learning Video Editing, so we’ve chosen 4 of the best bootcamps from the top 4 training providers to help you make your decision. But even so, with the variety of considerations including cost, duration, course format, starting level, and more, choosing the perfect bootcamp still isn’t that easy.

Here are the key questions you should ask yourself before enrolling in a Video Editing bootcamp. We hope you’ll find the best option based on your learning preferences and goals.

What level should I start at?

Enrolling in the right skill level is pivotal. Skipping over prerequisites can leave you confused, while choosing a course too easy will waste your time and tuition dollars.

Beginner Courses

If you’re new to Video Editing, there’s no need to fear. We’ve found 4 beginner courses, with costs ranging from $1,295 to $3,495. The top options open to beginners include:

Motion Graphics Certificate @ Noble Desktop ($3,495 | 102 Hours)
In NYC or live online
After Effects Bootcamp @ headTrix, Inc. ($1,295 | 4 Days)
In Los Angeles or live online
Adobe After Effects CC BootCamp @ Think BIG. Learn Smart ($1,590 | 4 Days)
In Baltimore
Adobe Premiere Pro CC BootCamp @ Think BIG. Learn Smart ($1,590 | 4 Days)
In Baltimore

Note that beginner courses still typically assume basic proficiency with computers.

Which class format (in-person or live online) works best for me?

You can choose to attend Video Editing courses in-person or live online.

In-Person

If you prefer to learn Video Editing face-to-face with your instructor, you have four schools to choose from:

Noble Desktop (NYC and Live Online) offers nine Video Editing courses with prices ranging from $425 to $4,995 and class duration ranging from 6 hours to 126 hours.
Centro de Estudios de Innovación (Madrid, Sevilla, and Valencia) offers two Video Editing courses with prices ranging from $845 to $1,978 and class duration ranging from 54 hours to 180 hours.
headTrix, Inc. (Los Angeles and Live Online) offers eight Video Editing courses with prices ranging from $795 to $3,995 and class duration ranging from 2 days to 4 days.
Think BIG. Learn Smart (Baltimore) offers eight Video Editing courses with prices ranging from $795 to $1,590 and class duration ranging from 2 days to 4 days.

Please note that due to COVID-19 some providers are temporarily offering online training only. Check with each provider for the latest status on a school’s in-person reopening plans.

Live Online Training from Anywhere

Live Online training is synchronous training where participants and the instructor attend remotely. Participants learn and interact with the instructor in real-time and can ask questions and receive feedback throughout the course. Instructors can remote into students’ computers (with prior permission) to assist with class exercises and any technical issues. The courses are hands-on and interactive like in-person training.

You can attend the course from your own home or office. This option works best for those without easy access to a nearby facility, and it has become increasingly popular during COVID-19. Here are 2 of the best live online Video Editing classes we found:

Motion Graphics Certificate @ Noble Desktop ($3,495 | 102 Hours | beginner)
After Effects Bootcamp @ headTrix, Inc. ($1,295 | 4 Days | beginner)

When are Video Editing classes available?

It’s crucial to find a course that fits your schedule. For Video Editing training, we’ve found flexible scheduling options, including weekday and evening courses.

Courses with multiple scheduling options include:

Motion Graphics Certificate @ Noble Desktop ($3,495 | 102 Hours | NYC or live online) is available weekdays or evenings

Courses available weekdays only include:

After Effects Bootcamp @ headTrix, Inc. ($1,295 | 4 Days | Los Angeles or live online)
Adobe After Effects CC BootCamp @ Think BIG. Learn Smart ($1,590 | 4 Days | Baltimore )
Adobe Premiere Pro CC BootCamp @ Think BIG. Learn Smart ($1,590 | 4 Days | Baltimore )

Due to changing schedules and uncertainty during COVID-19, we recommend that prospective students confirm course availability directly with the school.

What should I learn in Video Editing?

With Video Editing encompassing so many verticals and subtopics, it could be challenging to find what you’re looking for. We’ll help you break down the subcategories and related topics (see the Video Editing topics section) to focus directly on one of the subcategories.

When learning Video Editing, you can attend a course or program that dives comprehensively into Video Editing or focuses on a particular topic, including Premiere Pro, After Effects, or Final Cut Pro.

Comprehensive Video Editing Classes

If you’re committed to learning Video Editing comprehensively, we’ve found one course that can help you achieve that goal.

Motion Graphics Certificate @ Noble Desktop
This course takes place over 102 Hours and is available weekdays or evenings.

Focus on a Specific Subtopic within Video Editing

Within Video Editing, you can focus your learning on a specific topic, including Premiere Pro, After Effects, Final Cut Pro, Adobe Audition, and Motion Graphics. Each one of these topics will directly enhance, supplement, or support your learning in Video Editing. To see how each topic relates to Video Editing and to focus your learning on any subcategory, see the subtopics section above.

For a quick overview, here are some popular classes:

Learn Premiere Pro with Adobe Premiere Pro CC BootCamp @ Think BIG. Learn Smart.
The course costs $1,590 and is available in Baltimore .
Learn After Effects with After Effects Bootcamp @ headTrix, Inc..
The course costs $1,295 and is available in Los Angeles or live online.
Learn Motion Graphics with Motion Graphics Certificate @ Noble Desktop.
The course costs $3,495 and is available in NYC or live online.

What type of learner am I?

When learning Video Editing, there are a variety of learning goals you can achieve, including learning Video Editing comprehensively, getting started, or obtaining an official certification from Adobe.

To find the perfect fit for you, it’s important to determine what your training goals are. Here is a breakdown of the variety of courses and learners.

Comprehensive Learner

For those who are committed to becoming proficient in Video Editing, Motion Graphics Certificate at Noble Desktop covers Video Editing comprehensively, and is available in NYC or live online. The cost of the program is $3,495 and it spans over 102 Hours. While there is a financial and time commitment, these skills can have a tremendous impact on your job performance and earnings potential.

Committed to Getting Started

If you know you need to get started in Video Editing but you’re not quite committed to learning it comprehensively, these courses will get you started with hands-on skills you can use right away. Many schools offer the ability to continue learning with intermediate-to-advanced courses, and some offer package discounts. All these courses are open to beginners.

After Effects Bootcamp @ headTrix, Inc. ($1,295 | 4 Days) available in Los Angeles or live online

Resume & Skill Builder

With Video Editing, you have the opportunity to attend a course that teaches you both the skills to master Video Editing and provide you with an official certification from Adobe to showcase your knowledge and build your resume. These courses all prepare attendees for a certification. Some include the exam itself (and perhaps proctoring too), but most do not. Check directly with the school to see what exactly is included with your tuition.

Adobe After Effects CC BootCamp @ Think BIG. Learn Smart ($1,590 | 4 Days) available in Baltimore
Adobe Premiere Pro CC BootCamp @ Think BIG. Learn Smart ($1,590 | 4 Days) available in Baltimore

Will learning Video Editing help me get a job?

Video Editing is an in-demand design skill that is essential for a variety of career paths. Here are some popular positions listing Video Editing as a skill and the average salaries in the United States according to Indeed as of August 2020.

Design Director: $94K annual salary
Designer: $59K annual salary
Video Manager: $51K annual salary
Video Editor: $48K annual salary

See the careers section for more information about the top related careers and the salaries by location, and visit the career pages for detail on skill requirements, day-to-day work, compensation, tips, and more.

How much do Video Editing bootcamps cost?

Pricing for Video Editing training varies by school, duration, method of delivery, and several other factors.

For group classes, in-person training in ranges from $34/hour to $61/hour, and live online training ranges from $34/hour to $50/hr.

See the Video Editing pricing analysis section to compare course fees.

For Video Editing corporate and on-site training, contact us at (212) 226-4149 or hello@nobledesktop.com to receive a quote and free consultation. We can customize the curriculum to meet the needs of your team.

Video Editing Bootcamp Pricing Analysis

See the tuition comparison below to compare Video Editing bootcamps by cost per training hour.* For private tutoring or corporate training (onsite or virtual), contact us at hello@nobledesktop.com for a quote.

Video Editing, Motion Graphics, and Postproduction Course @ Centro de Estudios de Innovación
- Live Online
- Madrid
- Valencia
$11/hr $1,978 180 hours
Adobe Premiere Pro Course @ Centro de Estudios de Innovación
- Live Online
- Madrid
- Valencia
$16/hr $845 54 hours
Motion Graphics Certificate @ Noble Desktop
- Live Online
- NYC
$34/hr $3,495 102 hours
After Effects Bootcamp @ headTrix, Inc.
- Live Online
- Los Angeles
$50/hr $1,295 26 hours
Adobe After Effects CC BootCamp @ Think BIG. Learn Smart
- Baltimore
$61/hr $1,590 26 hours

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* Disclaimer & Notes: Hourly rates are estimates only. Courses are not available on an hourly basis. Several other factors that contribute to pricing (such as job support and free retakes) are not factored into pricing per hour. 1 day is estimated to have 6.5 hours of training; 1 week is estimated at 35 hours; and 1 month is estimated at 150 hours. Actual hours will vary by school. Course pricing is subject to change without notice, certain discounts may not be included, and pricing may vary by location.

Learn Video Editing for a New Career

Video editing is an in-demand skill in our stream-happy economy. In the U.S. every year more than 700 English-language films are released, over 130,000 hours of sports are broadcast, and upwards of 100 million hours of video are uploaded to Youtube. Video editing requires more than just someone to cut clips. There are also jobs for people who put graphics and captions on videos and people who design the look and feel of videos.

Video Editing is one of the core skills needed to secure one of these positions. See the career pages for more information on required skills, tips for landing a job, typical day-to-day work, and where to find job postings.

Video Editor

Indeed.com Avg. Salary

$48K / year
indeed.com

Glassdoor Avg. Salary

$77K / year
glassdoor.com

Video editors work on films from script to post-production. Working closely with their teams, they help with script and storyboard development, sound editing, and video layouts. Video editors are responsible for ensuring sequence and continuity throughout the film. They work with producers and directors as they develop treatments and storytelling approaches.
Learn about becoming a Video Editor
Designer

Indeed.com Avg. Salary

$59K / year
indeed.com

Glassdoor Avg. Salary

$107K / year
glassdoor.com

Designers work in a wide variety of industries and specialize in just as many mediums. Most designers create digital assets, but some designers work with hand-drawn sketches and illustrations. They start with an understanding of the best design principles and functional aesthetics. Common fields for designers include web, apps, print, fashion, animation, advertising, and UX design.
Learn about becoming a Designer
Video Manager

Indeed.com Avg. Salary

$51K / year
indeed.com

Glassdoor Avg. Salary

$95K / year
glassdoor.com

Video managers take assets from ideation to post-production. Beginning with storyboards and scripts, video managers help guide the development of media assets of all kinds. Some video producers create digital ads, and others produce television shows or movies.
Learn about becoming a Video Manager
Design Director

Indeed.com Avg. Salary

$94K / year
indeed.com

Glassdoor Avg. Salary

$129K / year
glassdoor.com

A Design Director leads a team of creative professionals who curate the look and feel of a product or project through the production of visual strategies. They work on projects like magazines, movies, advertisements, video games, or websites. Design Directors can work in industries such as interior design, retail, marketing, architecture, and entertainment.
Learn about becoming a Design Director
Motion Graphics Designer

Glassdoor Avg. Salary

$92K / year
glassdoor.com

Motion Graphics Designers, sometimes referred to as MoGraph professionals, use visual effects and animation to create artwork for: television, film, tech devices, software, live-video, video games, applications, and the web.
Learn about becoming a Motion Graphics Designer

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What is Video Editing?

Video editing is the technical process of taking raw video footage and cutting and compiling it into a completed text that is ready for publication and distribution. Video editing is a vital part of the creative process in film, television, and online content creation, and it is one of the four basic elements of film. Video editing skills are necessary for producing finished video projects, so editors play an irreplaceable role in the process.

Video editing has roots in cinematic film editing, which has been around since the dawn of film in the late-1800s, meaning that it has developed its own set of techniques and language in the last century. Students learning video editing will learn the technical skills required to work as a video editor and the theories and techniques of video editing that allow professionals to make conscious, informed decisions when they make individual edits.

Why Learn Video Editing?

Video editing skills have applications in almost all creative industries and mediums. Aside from their obvious role in film and television production, video editors play an important role in marketing and digital content creation. Commercials, video essays, and even TikTok videos need to be edited, so virtually every bit of video content you encounter daily has passed through an editor's hands. This means that if you want to work in a creative industry, it can pay to learn how to edit video content, even on a basic level. You won’t need to learn the history of editing to edit commercials, you can start working almost immediately upon completing a training program.

Video editing can also be a rewarding experience for anyone who enjoys blending creative work with technical skills. Video editing is a technical process as much as a creative process, so students who enjoy detail-oriented work and making subtle but consequential decisions will find a lot to love in the profession. Since they are the last people to handle a video project, Video Editors work closely with virtually every part of creative teams, including directors, writers, artists, producers, and actors. While video editing can be a personal expression of one’s creativity, it is also the final step of an incredibly collaborative process.

Video Editing Skills

Students enrolled in a video editing class will learn two major skills: how to use video editing applications to cut and compile footage and how to apply editing techniques to those cuts and compilations to produce desired effects. These skills complement each other, as the more proficient you are with video editing software, the more complex techniques you can apply. The better you understand techniques, the more you can utilize the advanced features of a given editing application.

Video Editing Tools

Almost all of the language used to describe video editing practices are drawn from its time as an analog practice. Film used to be measured in how many feet of film cells were shot, which is why it is called footage and editors would physically cut footage apart and recompile it into a new, completed edit. Nowadays, almost all film is shot digitally, and editing is done on a computer using an application like Adobe Premiere Pro or Apple’s Final Cut Pro. In a video editing bootcamp, students will learn how to use these programs to cut, edit, and compile video files, and they will learn techniques surrounding transitions, cuts, and sound mixing. These tools give editors a huge toolkit to play with, and learning how to use these applications is vital for both professional and hobbyist Video Editors.

Video Editing Techniques

Alongside knowing how to use tools like Premiere Pro, students will also learn the important film editing techniques they will use to create meaning through the editing process. Cutting between two shots compels viewers to make mental connections between the two shots, which implicitly impacts their meaning by virtue of being next to one another (this is called the Kuleshov Effect), and talented editors will know how to exploit this to create meaning in their edits. This is a complex concept, but with training, editors will be able to participate in the creative process involved in video production by understanding how editing is a creative art form.

In addition to the creative side, editing is a technical skill and requires an eye for detail. Editing is often an invisible art form, and a good editor will make decisions that make you forget they ever had a hand in the video production process. Editors must ensure that cuts feel natural, that continuity is maintained between shots, and that edits aren’t jarring or poorly spaced. These skills will be picked up with time and practice, making a bootcamp a good way to start getting experience with the subtle aspects of video editing.

Professional and Personal Use

Video Editing skills are useful for aspiring creatives, even if they aren’t interested in a career in video editing. Digital content creators will want to learn the basics of video editing to help their content look more professional and stand out from their competition in an increasingly crowded marketplace. Even with only a few days of training, you can start making your online video content look stunning and evocative. This is true for online content creators and digital advertising professionals looking to produce online videos. Learning basic editing skills will speed up the process of your work, and it will make your work look infinitely more professional.

Video editing is also a useful skill to pick up for anyone hoping to work in a creative industry like film or television. Regardless of your role in these projects, your work will somehow be taken up by an editor whose job is to help make meaning in the edit. Knowing what they are doing and what they can do will help you make better decisions that account for the editing process. Good writers and directors consider the work that their editor will do and prepare for that work long before the finished project reaches the editor's desk. There is a reason that editing is taught to almost all film students, and anyone aspiring to work with film will want to pick up at least the basic theories of editing.

Video Editing Careers

For video editing students, the most obvious career path is as a Video Editor. These professionals are responsible for completing video projects, and they work in a diverse array of industries. Any professional video project regardless of its size, will require an editor, so demand is high for skilled editing professionals. Since they work on everything from commercials and YouTube videos to Hollywood films, demand for Video Editors continues to grow. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, careers in video editing are expected to grow by about 14% year over year during the next decade. With an average annual salary of approximately $62,000 (for those working in the film and television industry), video editing is an attractive career path for students interested in mastering the technical arts and techniques.

Video editing skills are also vital for Motion Graphics Designers. These professionals design the digital and special effects that make movie magic possible. They work with programs like Adobe After Effects and Cinema 4D to create vibrant 3D animated assets that are edited into video files using tools like Premiere Pro. These professionals will create effects as small as digitally replacing a screen display in a film with effects as elaborate as massive 3D dragons and spaceships. As motion graphics technology becomes more advanced and cost-effective, Special Effects Artists are finding work more readily. This is because large studios are engaging in more elaborate 3D animation projects, and smaller studios now have the budget and resources to hire these motion graphics artists. According to the BLS, there will be approximately 3,000 new special effects artist jobs opening up every year this decade, and the average salary for an effects artist is about $78,000 annually.

Why Learn Video Editing at a Bootcamp

One way for students to learn video editing techniques is in a focused skill bootcamp. These courses offer students accelerated training opportunities and the chance to learn video editing skills from professional instructors in real-time. These courses, which are taught in person and in live online classrooms, are ideal for students to learn practical video editing skills in preparation for professional video editing work. While there are a great variety of video editing training programs, there are many reasons to consider enrolling in a bootcamp.

Flexible Training Options

One of the major advantages of enrolling in a bootcamp is that, unlike a traditional college film program, students have a lot of flexibility in how they intend to complete their program. Courses are available in-person at dedicated training centers and online in live digital classrooms. This means that students can choose to learn video editing from the comfort of their homes or they can commute to a training location. In both kinds of classes, students will learn from expert instructors who can guide them through their lessons and provide them with personalized feedback on their work.

Students can also find bootcamp options with flexible scheduling. Many professionals looking to learn video editing won’t be able to attend hours of classes every day and will need a part-time option. Many bootcamps offer training programs during the evenings or the weekends to allow more students to learn video editing around their personal and professional obligations. Students can also find full-time bootcamps that will teach them professional video editing skills in a fraction of the time they would spend in a college film studies program.

Career-focused Curriculum

Video editing bootcamps are very career-focused in their training and curriculum. Many of these programs aim to take students who want to become professional Video Editors and quickly give them the tools they need to succeed in the industry. This means that students will receive practical, hands-on training in using programs like Premiere Pro and After Effects, and they will work on building their professional portfolio (often called a demo reel) so they are prepared for when they enter the job market. Many bootcamps offer career professional development support services, such as demo reel seminars, professional video editors' guest lectures, and one-on-one career coaching sessions. Every bootcamp will have different support offerings, so students are encouraged to find the bootcamp that offers the career training services they feel will be most beneficial to them.

Students will also benefit from receiving personalized feedback on their work. Video editing is an iterative process, and students will need to learn how to respond to feedback from other creative team members. Video editing is also a very subtle practice, and new students might need to notice where an edit is jarring or poorly cut. In a live bootcamp, students’ instructors will be able to guide them through the training process so that they can see where they are making mistakes.

Diverse Course Offerings

Students will also be able to find bootcamps that teach the combination of skills that they find most appealing as aspiring Video Editors. Since video editing is such a varied career path, students may be able to find bootcamps that teach the specific skills that they are hoping to learn. For example, many bootcamps will teach video editing and motion graphics design skills simultaneously since there is significant overlap in the applications used in both fields. Students looking to learn specific video editing techniques may be able to find bootcamps aimed at teaching principles of film editing or editing for online content. Students may also be able to find more accelerated video editing courses for students who aren’t looking to become professional Video Editors but are looking to learn how to edit their own content for publication on platforms such as YouTube or TikTok.

Beginner-friendly Options

Most bootcamps are designed for students who have no prior experience as video editors and who have no experience as cinematographers. These courses will introduce students to basic video editing concepts, like how to cut footage and what different kinds of cuts are called and used for. These courses will dive deeper into important video editing concepts but are welcoming for students who need to start from scratch. In addition, most of these courses assume that students are not prepared to work as cinematographers, so they provide students with all the raw footage they need to build a demo reel.

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Video Editing Bootcamps by School

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Noble Desktop’s Top Video Editing Bootcamps

Centro de Estudios de Innovación

CEI’s Top Video Editing Bootcamps

headTrix, Inc.

headTrix’s Top Video Editing Bootcamps

Think BIG. Learn Smart

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Video Editing Bootcamp Map & Top Locations

2 Bootcamps Available in Baltimore

1 Bootcamp Available in NYC

1 Bootcamp Available in Los Angeles

Which Video Editing Bootcamp is Right for Me?

What level should I start at?

Beginner Courses

Which class format (in-person or live online) works best for me?

In-Person

Live Online Training from Anywhere

When are Video Editing classes available?

Courses with multiple scheduling options include:

Courses available weekdays only include:

What should I learn in Video Editing?

Comprehensive Video Editing Classes

Focus on a Specific Subtopic within Video Editing

What type of learner am I?

Comprehensive Learner

Committed to Getting Started

Resume & Skill Builder

Will learning Video Editing help me get a job?

How much do Video Editing bootcamps cost?

Video Editing Bootcamp Pricing Analysis

Video Editing, Motion Graphics, and Postproduction Course @ Centro de Estudios de Innovación

Adobe Premiere Pro Course @ Centro de Estudios de Innovación

Motion Graphics Certificate @ Noble Desktop

After Effects Bootcamp @ headTrix, Inc.

Adobe After Effects CC BootCamp @ Think BIG. Learn Smart

Learn Video Editing for a New Career

Video Editor

Designer

Video Manager

Design Director

Motion Graphics Designer

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What is Video Editing?

Why Learn Video Editing?

Video Editing Skills

Video Editing Tools

Video Editing Techniques

Professional and Personal Use

Video Editing Careers

Why Learn Video Editing at a Bootcamp

Flexible Training Options

Career-focused Curriculum

Diverse Course Offerings

Beginner-friendly Options

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