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Dec '25 •
🎉 The Certification Quizzes Are Back 🎉
Quick heads up: The certification quizzes for Feature Film Assistant Editor Immersion are live again. If you’re enrolled in the full course and want your Certificate of Completion, you’ll find the link to all the quizzes in the Module 1 → “Before You Begin” section under "Resources" at the bottom of the page. There are 131 questions total, and you need an 80% overall score to pass. You can take them however you like. One at a time, all at once, in any order. You can also retake quizzes as many times as needed. NOTE: Passing is required for Editors Guild reimbursement, if that applies to you. Thanks for your patience while we got this together. Onward to the big edit bays! 🎬✂️
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Hey, I was running through the quizzes and it looks like it won't count any answers to questions where you can select multiple answers. The list and logs 1&2 quizzes are impossible to pass.
Oct '25 •
Welcome New Members!
We've got some new members to the community and I'd be great if you'd all introduce yourselves. Let us know what brought you to Master The Workflow and tell us how you came to editing in general. Also, for those who've been around for a while, let's hear what the big challenges you're facing? Is there anything in the course you're finding particularly difficult to grasp? Let's get a conversation going. --Larry
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Hey Everyone! Nice to meet all of you! I’m Ariel, I’m coming to MTW from a non-union AE background. I spent some time at a music video/commercial post house and then spent a year in trailers which got me on the roster. Yay! Currently looking for my first union gig and wanted to get a feel for the feature/tv workflows and hone some skills in this in-between time. The biggest thing for me is learning Avid. I haven’t had a job in Avid yet, I’ve been exclusively in premiere for the better part of six or seven years. I tried to learn Avid a little a while ago and felt like I understood a lot of it at the time. Coming back to it almost two years later it’s a bit of a challenge. People keep telling me that when you start a job it all kind of clicks, so hoping they’re telling the truth! If anyone has any helpful tips for getting started with Avid let me know!
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