This course is for adults aged 19+ who want to start video editing using Adobe Premiere Pro.

It is suitable if you:

- Want to create videos for film, social media or personal projects
- Are interested in media, storytelling or content creation
- Are exploring creative or career pathways in video production
- Are returning to education and want structured support

This is a beginner-level course. You do not need previous experience in video editing. Basic computer skills are recommended, and confidence using a camera to record video is helpful. Teaching takes place on Mac computers, and your tutor will guide you step by step throughout the course.

On this course, you will learn how to:

- Import, organise and manage video footage
- Edit clips into structured sequences using the timeline
- Add transitions, titles and visual effects
- Adjust audio levels, music and sound effects
- Apply basic colour correction techniques
- Export finished videos for different platforms

You will learn through practical, hands-on sessions at WM College in Camden, London. Lessons include demonstrations, guided exercises and individual project work. Class sizes are small to support personalised feedback. Your tutor will provide clear, step-by-step instruction to help you build confidence and develop your editing skills.

You do not need to bring specialist equipment for this course. WM College provides access to Mac computers and Adobe Premiere Pro during sessions.

You may wish to bring a notebook and a storage device to save your work. If you want to practise outside class, your tutor can advise you on suitable Adobe software options, but this is optional.

Most equipment and software are provided during sessions.

You may choose to subscribe to Adobe Creative Cloud to continue practising at home. Students may be eligible for discounted rates. Any additional costs are optional and will be explained by your tutor, but they are not required to complete the course.

Assessment is continuous and based on practical work completed during the course. You will complete editing exercises and a short video project that demonstrates your progress.
You will receive feedback through peer review and from your tutor, both verbally and in writing. Assessment is supportive and designed to build confidence. This is a non-accredited course, with a certificate of completion available on request.

By the end of the course, you will:

- Develop practical video editing skills using Premiere Pro
- Gain confidence in producing finished video content
- Complete a short edited video project
- Understand basic post-production workflows

There is no required work outside class. You may choose to practise your editing skills between sessions. Your tutor will provide guidance if you want to continue developing your projects independently.

After completing this course, you can progress to higher-level video editing and production courses at WM College, including Level 2 Film and Television or specialist post-production courses.

You may also explore Adobe After Effects for visual effects or DaVinci Resolve for colour grading and advanced workflows. These pathways support progression into content creation, filmmaking and freelance media work.

WM College offers careers advice and guidance to help you plan your next steps, including portfolio development and progression into creative industries.

You may be eligible for fee reductions or one of our bursaries, please check the Information and Advice section of our website to find out more.

Teachers are supported to ensure their materials are inclusive to meet learners’ needs. Provision of assistive equipment is available and access support can be provided through reasonable adjustments, subject to an interview with the ALS team and/or the Disability Officer. Digital Learning support is available in the Learning Centre.

We offer free support with finding a job, including 1-1 support with job applications, creating a CV or improving your interview skills, as well as advice about progression opportunities. Visit the website for more information or to book an appointment with our Employability Coach.

There are regular cross-college events, external speaker visits, exhibitions, and opportunities for you to get involved in college life. Look out for adverts around the college, iLearn or sign up to Our Newsletter via the website.

Francesco Felletti

Video Post Production and ICT tutor

Francesco Felletti is a multidisciplinary artist and educator. His background spans motion design, film, and art. His art practice combines video, installation, and socially engaged approaches.

Francesco teaches a range of creative and digital skills courses, including Essential Digital Skills (Entry Level to Level 1), video editing, VFX, motion graphics, and AI in film and video. He teaches several creative software, such as Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, InDesign, Photoshop, and Canva.

In his classes, he creates a supportive and relaxed learning environment where learners feel comfortable experimenting, building confidence, and developing their own personal projects.

















MA Fine Art – Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London

BA Arti Multimediali e Tecnologiche – Accademia di Belle Arti di Roma

Artist residencies including XYZ Grays Inn Road and PAUSE/FRAME at The Koppel Project (Wiggle Room duo)

Exhibited and screened work across London, including Tate Modern (Offprint), Hypha Studios, BOTH Gallery, LUX Moving Image, and Lethaby Gallery

Co-creator of Wiggle Room, a collaborative practice exploring space, art labour, and public interventions

Motion design work for Sony Music Italia, Universal Music Group, and Eagle Pictures, alongside experience in theatre production at Teatro dell’Opera di Roma, contributing to live performances directed by artists including Sofia Coppola, Damiano Michieletto, Gianluigi Toccafondo, and Giorgio Barberio Corsetti.



www.fellettifrancesco.com