Which industries need film and television production personnel? What does film and television production include- two

Which industries need film and television production personnel? What does film and television production include- two
4. Subtitle processing: add video material logo, Chinese and foreign subtitles, captions, modified subtitles, 3D subtitles, rolling subtitles, hanging subtitles, etc.
5. Audio processing: add background music, special effect music, professional announcer's multilingual dubbing explanation, counterpart dubbing, and music for video material.
6. Packaging processing: all-around special effects packaging after video material editing, montage effect, 3D title and tail, Flash title and tail, image logo special effects, etc. [Chinese dubbing]
7. Finished product output: Output the produced film and television works to various formats of video tapes and broadcast tapes, suppress or burn DVDs, VCDs, or output various formats of data files. [English dubbing]
To sum up, the employment prospects of film and television production majors are still good. Of course, the development prospects of individuals mainly depend on their abilities. If you really master the technology of film and television production, you need talents wherever you go. [Animation dubbing]
What about film and television training? The editor believes that the film and television system class of the Light Equipment Academy is a good choice. Here, we will not only learn professional editing skills, from software operation to industry expertise; We will also learn film and television packaging design technology, covering basic special effects and post-synthesis skills. While studying, the students of light preparation will also contact the industry in advance through a large number of business projects and accumulate work experience. If you have a strong desire for employment, you may go to the official website of the Academy of Light Equipment for detailed consultation [animation dubbing]
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