As a person engaged in film and television post-production, I think it is helpful to participate in film and television post-training courses to improve skills and enter the industry.

The training class can systematically learn the knowledge and skills of film and television post-production, with the guidance of professional teachers and the exchange of students, and can better understand and master the knowledge learned. This is very valuable for beginners or people who want to improve their skills.

Training courses can provide practical opportunities and project experience, so that students can better apply what they have learned to practical work. This is very helpful for students to improve their skills and accumulate practical experience.

Training courses can also provide added value such as employment services to help students better enter this industry. Some training institutions will establish cooperative relations with film and television production companies to provide trainees with internship and employment opportunities.

But the training course is not omnipotent, it is just a way of learning, and the key lies in individual efforts and practical ability. Some people can successfully enter this industry through training courses, while others need to constantly hone and improve their skills in practice.

For those who want to learn film and television post-production, attending training courses is a feasible way of learning, which can help improve their skills, accumulate experience and enter the industry. However, it requires personal efforts and practice, continuous learning and improvement of their skills, in order to better cope with the changing market demand and project requirements.