
Video Editing and Graphic Design Course
Master video editing and graphic design from the ground up — color theory, motion graphics, brand identity, and professional audio all in one place. You'll build real, portfolio-ready projects using industry-standard tools and workflows. This course takes you from raw footage and blank canvases to polished, client-ready deliverables.
What you will learn:
You'll learn the core principles of visual communication, including color theory, typography, and composition, then apply them directly in professional design and editing software. You'll create logos, brand style guides, and print-ready assets while mastering vector and raster tools. On the video side, you'll cut and sequence footage, mix audio, apply color grades, and build motion graphics from scratch. You'll also explore AI-powered tools, social media content strategies, freelance business fundamentals, and accessibility standards. Every skill builds toward a complete, professional production workflow.
How you study in practice Video Editing and Graphic Design Course
How you practice Video Editing and Graphic Design Course
For companies that want to train their team
With Dedika for Business, the course includes exercises and examples tailored to your own business and the way your company needs.
Course content
8 Chapters • 35 LessonsDuration between 4 and 360 hours (you decide)
Chapter 1HideHide detailsSee detailsFoundations of Visual Communication
Foundations of Visual Communication
Lesson 1 • Composition and Layout Basics
Explores rule of thirds, negative space, and visual flow techniques. These layout skills transfer directly to frame composition in video editing.
Lesson 2 • Color Theory Essentials
Covers color models, harmony schemes, and psychological impact of hue. Students apply color strategically to evoke emotion and guide viewer attention.
Lesson 3 • Typography Fundamentals
Teaches typeface classification, pairing logic, and readability standards. Proper typography elevates both graphic designs and video title sequences.
Lesson 4 • Core Design Principles
Introduces contrast, alignment, repetition, and proximity as foundational rules. These principles govern every design and editing decision in the course.
Chapter 2HideHide detailsSee detailsGraphic Design Software Mastery
Graphic Design Software Mastery
Lesson 1 • Navigating the Design Workspace
Orients students to panels, artboards, and tool shortcuts in professional design software. Efficient workspace setup accelerates every subsequent design task.
Lesson 2 • Raster Image Editing Techniques
Covers layer management, masking, and retouching in raster software. These skills enable photo manipulation and texture work for composite designs.
Lesson 3 • Exporting Assets for Multiple Platforms
Explains resolution, color profile, and format requirements for web, print, and video. Correct export settings prevent quality loss across all deliverables.
Lesson 4 • Vector Drawing and Shape Tools
Teaches Pen tool paths, Boolean operations, and anchor point editing for scalable graphics. Vector skills underpin logo creation and motion graphics later.
Chapter 3HideHide detailsSee detailsLogo and Brand Identity Design
Logo and Brand Identity Design
Lesson 1 • Building a Brand Style Guide
Teaches documentation of logo usage rules, spacing, and forbidden alterations. A complete style guide is the deliverable that clients and teams rely on.
Lesson 2 • Brand Research and Strategy
Establishes how audience analysis and competitor audits inform visual identity decisions. Strategic groundwork ensures designs align with client business goals.
Lesson 3 • Logo Concept Development
Walks through sketching, ideation, and digital refinement of logo concepts. Iterative development builds critical thinking and client-ready presentation skills.
Lesson 4 • Typography and Color in Branding
Applies earlier color and type knowledge specifically to brand identity systems. Students select and lock brand fonts and palettes for consistent application.
Chapter 4HideHide detailsSee detailsVideo Editing Fundamentals
Video Editing Fundamentals
Lesson 1 • Exporting the Finished Video
Covers render queues, codec selection, and platform-specific export presets. Proper export ensures the video plays correctly on every intended screen.
Lesson 2 • Understanding Video Formats and Settings
Explains codecs, frame rates, resolution, and aspect ratios before any editing begins. Correct project settings prevent rendering errors and quality degradation.
Lesson 3 • Importing and Organizing Media
Covers bin organization, proxy workflows, and metadata tagging for efficient editing. Good media management saves hours on complex multi-clip projects.
Lesson 4 • Core Cutting and Trimming Techniques
Teaches razor cuts, ripple edits, roll edits, and slip edits on the timeline. Precise cutting is the primary skill that separates amateur from professional edits.
Lesson 5 • Basic Transitions and Pacing
Introduces cut-on-action, J-cuts, L-cuts, and simple dissolves to control pacing. Transition choices directly affect the emotional rhythm of the final piece.
Chapter 5HideHide detailsSee detailsAudio Editing and Sound Design
Audio Editing and Sound Design
Lesson 1 • Audio Fundamentals for Video Editors
Explains sample rate, bit depth, gain, and decibel levels as they apply to video audio. Understanding these basics prevents clipping and noise in final exports.
Lesson 2 • Music Licensing and Soundtrack Selection
Covers royalty-free libraries, sync licensing concepts, and music-to-picture timing. Proper licensing protects creators from copyright claims on published work.
Lesson 3 • Dialogue Cleanup and Noise Reduction
Teaches EQ, noise reduction plugins, and de-essing to clean raw dialogue recordings. Clean dialogue is the single most important audio element in any video.
Lesson 4 • Mixing and Mastering for Video
Applies compression, limiting, and loudness normalization to achieve broadcast-standard mixes. A well-mixed track ensures consistent playback across all devices.
Chapter 6HideHide detailsSee detailsColor Grading and Visual Effects
Color Grading and Visual Effects
Lesson 1 • Basic Visual Effects and Compositing
Introduces blend modes, track mattes, and simple particle effects for enhanced visuals. These compositing skills bridge editing and motion graphics production.
Lesson 2 • Green Screen and Keying
Explains chroma key setup, spill suppression, and edge refinement for clean composites. Keying skills enable virtual backgrounds and visual effects integration.
Lesson 3 • Creative Color Grading
Teaches LUT application, HSL secondary adjustments, and cinematic look development. Creative grading transforms technically correct footage into a distinctive visual style.
Lesson 4 • Masking and Tracking
Covers shape masks, power windows, and motion tracking for localized corrections. Targeted adjustments isolate subjects without affecting the entire frame.
Lesson 5 • Color Correction Workflow
Establishes exposure balancing, white balance correction, and scopes-based grading. Correction precedes creative grading and ensures technical accuracy first.
Chapter 7HideHide detailsSee detailsMotion Graphics and Animation
Motion Graphics and Animation
Lesson 1 • Exporting Motion Graphics Templates
Covers packaging animations as editable templates for use in video editing software. Reusable templates increase production efficiency across client deliverables.
Lesson 2 • Animated Infographics and Data Visualization
Teaches bar chart, pie chart, and map animation techniques for explainer videos. Data-driven animation communicates complex information clearly and engagingly.
Lesson 3 • Shape Layer and Icon Animation
Explores shape layer paths, trim paths, and morphing for icon and logo animation. Shape animations are versatile assets reusable across multiple video projects.
Lesson 4 • Text Animation and Title Design
Covers animated text presets, custom character animators, and lower-third design. Polished titles reinforce brand identity and improve viewer comprehension.
Lesson 5 • Keyframe Animation Principles
Teaches position, scale, rotation, and opacity keyframes with easing curves. Smooth easing is the difference between mechanical and professional-looking animation.
Chapter 8HideHide detailsSee detailsProfessional Workflow and Client Delivery
Professional Workflow and Client Delivery
Lesson 1 • Project Planning and Creative Briefs
Teaches how to extract deliverables, timelines, and technical specs from a client brief. Clear project scoping prevents scope creep and missed deadlines.
Lesson 2 • File Organization and Version Control
Establishes naming conventions, folder hierarchies, and version numbering for all project files. Consistent organization enables seamless collaboration and file recovery.
Lesson 3 • Final Delivery and Asset Handoff
Explains delivery formats, asset packaging, and handoff documentation for clients. A complete handoff prevents post-delivery support requests and disputes.
Lesson 4 • Collaborative Review and Feedback
Covers frame-accurate commenting tools, annotation workflows, and structured feedback cycles. Efficient review loops reduce revision time and improve client satisfaction.
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This course is for you:
Aspiring freelancers: ready to turn creative skills into paying client work.
Marketing coordinators: wanting to produce branded visuals without outsourcing everything.
Small business owners: tired of depending on agencies for every design request.
Film students: looking to round out editing skills with professional design fundamentals.
Career changers: entering the creative industry with no formal design background.
Content creators: seeking to elevate production quality beyond basic editing apps.
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