AVFilm: Community workshopsw

3. Film For All: Editing with Heather Murray The editing stage of filmmaking is when you really bring your story to life! Whether your film is to remember a family event, promote a business, or tell a fictional tale, knowing how to edit gives you the skills to communicate your message in the strongest possible way. This 3-hour workshop will guide you through the basics of editing captured content to tell your story. We will provide video footage for you to edit or bring your own. You’ll use readily available online editing software tools so that you can continue to tell visual stories long after you leave the workshop. Heather (she/her) is a videographer who worked as an art history college instructor, a museum director, and an art curator before shifting to video production and editing. She has created promotional videos for many Sonoma County nonprofits, businesses, and visual artists and has collaborated with several local bands on music videos. Her first documentary short focused on the unhoused community in Santa Rosa, and she is currently working on her second documentary short film. She is excited to bring all of her experiences together with her passion for teaching to the Teaching Artist program at AVFilm.