Audiovisual editing combines creativity, storytelling and technique to give stories their final shape. Discover the different roles that shape the pace and meaning of every story.
At ESCAC, we believe that editing is learned by experimenting with images, sound and narrative rhythm. That is why our learning-by-doing methodology puts practice at the heart of training. Students work with real audiovisual material, explore different narrative structures and discover how each editing decision transforms the meaning and emotion of a story. Through experimentation, analysis and regular practice, each student develops creative judgement, narrative sensitivity and a voice of their own.
At ESCAC, we see editing as an essential stage of filmmaking, where stories find their definitive form. Our training encourages collaboration with directing, screenwriting, cinematography and sound, helping students understand the creative process as a whole. Project-based work, contact with industry professionals and the use of post-production tools bring students closer to the realities of the industry. We train editors who can offer a critical perspective, make narrative decisions and build stories that connect with audiences.
At ESCAC, we offer training programmes to help you get started, specialise or deepen your knowledge. Discover a range of options tailored to different profiles and goals, with varying durations, levels and qualifications.
The audiovisual industry offers many opportunities to develop your talent. At ESCAC, we combine creativity, technical knowledge and practical experience to prepare you for the challenges of the sector. Discover the professional roles available and find your path in the industry.

Responsible for shaping the narrative of films, series and other audiovisual productions through the selection and organisation of images and sounds. Defines the pace, structure and continuity of the story, working in collaboration with the director. Combines artistic sensitivity, narrative judgement and technical expertise to transform filmed footage into a coherent and compelling story.

Specialist in editing adverts, music videos, branded content and audiovisual pieces for digital platforms. Adapts pace, structure and visual language to different formats and audiences. Combines creativity, narrative agility and command of editing tools to create engaging, dynamic messages that connect with audiences.

Works with the editor to organise, prepare and manage audiovisual material during post-production. Responsible for ingesting, synchronising, classifying and preparing files, as well as maintaining editing projects. Their work ensures an efficient workflow and facilitates coordination between editing, sound, visual effects and other departments.

Coordinates and oversees the technical and creative processes of audiovisual post-production, from editing to final delivery. Organises workflows between editing, sound, colour and visual effects, managing schedules, resources and teams. Ensures that each phase meets the project’s quality standards and technical and narrative requirements.
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