45, 60 or 90 teaching days: which wedding editing course fits you?

The quick answer

Choose the 45-day crash course for a condensed focus on wedding trailers and colour grading. Choose 60 days if you also want to edit pre/post-wedding songs. Choose 90 days for full-length wedding videos, trailers, highlights and songs, with advanced colour grading and real-work practice.

What does “teaching days” mean?

Each teaching day contains one hour of class. Classes run Monday–Friday, so five teaching days equal one teaching week. The 45-day programme has 45 class hours across nine teaching weeks; 60 days means 60 hours across 12 weeks; 90 days means 90 hours across 18 weeks.

These are teaching schedules. Holidays and breaks can extend the calendar duration. Ask for your batch’s start date and expected finish date before arranging travel or work leave. Personal practice outside class is separate from the scheduled class-hour total.

When the 45-day crash course makes sense

The 45-Day Wedding Trailer Editing Crash Course is designed for learners with limited time who want a focused route from foundations to advanced trailer techniques and colour grading. Its fee is ₹30,000.

A narrow focus is useful when your immediate goal is a wedding trailer: selecting moments, shaping a short story and giving the edit a consistent colour treatment. This course’s confirmed scope is trailers and colour grading. Full-length wedding films, highlights and song edits belong to the wider programmes.

When to choose 60 teaching days

The 60-Day Wedding Creative Editing Course costs ₹45,000. It covers wedding trailers, pre/post-wedding song editing and colour grading.

Choose this route if you want to work with both a short trailer and a song-led film. Those edits can use similar software tools, while asking different questions about pace, musical structure and how sequences connect. The additional scope makes this a broader creative option than the trailer crash course.

When to choose the complete programme

The 90-Day Complete Wedding Editing Programme costs ₹65,000 and has 90 one-hour classes. It includes regular full-length wedding videos, trailers, highlights, pre/post-wedding songs, advanced colour grading and practical work with real wedding footage.

This is the broadest choice if you want to understand multiple deliverables from a wedding. A long-form film needs continuity and coverage; a highlight film needs selection and compression; a trailer needs a focused emotional direction. Real-work practice connects those decisions with an editing workflow.

Four details to confirm before enrolling

1. Your intended edit: explain which deliverable you want to learn first.
2. Your timetable: confirm the one-hour class slot and batch dates.
3. Your format: online and offline classes are available; confirm the arrangement for your batch.
4. Your setup: ask which computer, Resolve version, practice files and payment terms apply.

Completing a course is a starting point for continued practice. No duration or fee guarantees a job, income or client bookings. Ask the academy to help you choose a course, or read the course FAQs.