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Learn post production management from the heart of a busy, working post facility. This introductory course gives you practical, job-ready skills in workflow planning, scheduling, asset management, version control, delivery pipelines, and communication between editorial, VFX, sound and client teams. Taught by experienced post supervisors and facility staff, sessions take place on-site using real projects, live systems, and industry-standard tools so you learn processes that translate directly to the workplace.
Who it’s for:
Entry-level coordinators, assistant editors, production staff moving into post, or anyone curious about how professional post houses run projects.
What you’ll learn:
Basics of post production workflows and departmental roles
Project setup, media ingest and storage best practices
Naming conventions, versioning and metadata strategies
Scheduling and resource planning for editorial, VFX and sound
Client review processes, QC checks and delivery standards
Clear communication and handoffs between teams
Simple budgeting and tracking for post timelines
Why it works:
Taught in a functioning post facility with real workflows and live projects
Practical exercises and case studies reflect everyday challenges
Direct access to instructors who currently work in post production
Leave with a clear understanding of how post
Learn post production management from the heart of a busy, working post facility. This introductory course gives you practical, job-ready skills in workflow planning, scheduling, asset management, version control, delivery pipelines, and communication between editorial, VFX, sound and client teams. Taught by experienced post supervisors and facility staff, sessions take place on-site using real projects, live systems, and industry-standard tools so you learn processes that translate directly to the workplace.
Who it’s for:
Entry-level coordinators, assistant editors, production staff moving into post, or anyone curious about how professional post houses run projects.
What you’ll learn:
Basics of post production workflows and departmental roles
Project setup, media ingest and storage best practices
Naming conventions, versioning and metadata strategies
Scheduling and resource planning for editorial, VFX and sound
Client review processes, QC checks and delivery standards
Clear communication and handoffs between teams
Simple budgeting and tracking for post timelines
Why it works:
Taught in a functioning post facility with real workflows and live projects
Practical exercises and case studies reflect everyday challenges
Direct access to instructors who currently work in post production
Leave with a clear understanding of how post