Program Overview

Photo Editing

LENGTH OF COURSE STUDY

1 month

COURSE HOURS

45 hours

COURSE CREDENTIAL

Certification accredited by PTIB

COURSE HIGHLIGHTS

• Advanced photo editing tools and techniques
• RAW format, color management and composition
• Import, manipulation, development and file management in Adobe Lightroom
• Preparing pictures for slideshows

COURSE COST

• Course Tuition Fee Locals: $1429 CAD
• Course Tuition Fee International: $2042 CAD
• Portable Hard drive (one time fee): $200 CAD
• Technology Fee: $100 CAD
• Professional Camera Rental Fee (optional): $25 CAD/week

WHO IS IT FOR?

Anyone interested in Photography and Photo Editing for personal use or wanting to start a career in that field.

TOPICS

• Learn to develop a professional workflow for acquisition, storage and file management
• Principles of visual elements and composition
• Different color spaces
• The importance of a color managed workflow
• Methods to manipulate, restore and/or retouch damaged photographic images digitally

OUTCOMES

• Develop a professional workflow for digital photography
• Learn professional tools and techniques for shooting in RAW, conversion to digital negatives, professional editing techniques, importing, processing and managing large volumes of pictures

ABOUT WHISTLER ADVENTURE SCHOOL

Whistler Adventure School (WAS) is a private post-secondary school providing high quality career training in Marketing & Media, Mountain Sport Technician, Adventure Tourism Winter, Adventure Tourism Summer, Design and Innovation, and Guiding in the beautiful mountain town of Whistler, BC, Canada.

PROGRAMS

• Marketing & Media Manager
• Mountain Sport Technician
• Design & Innovation
• Adventure Tourism Summer
• Adventure Tourism Winter
• Bike Guide Training
• Ski & Snowboard Guide Training

COPYRIGHT AND ATTRIBUTION

Whistler Adventure School gratefully and respectfully operates on the unceded territories of the Skwxwú7mesh and L̓ l̓ wat7úl First Nations.

Copyright Whistler Adventure School. Photography by: WAS students, WAS faculty, Tourism Whistler and their photographers Justa Jeskova, Mike Crane, Mark MacKay.