Film Editing Pro – DaVinci Resolve Quickstart
A step-by-step training course from pro Hollywood editors
What You’ll Learn In DaVinci Resolve Quickstart
Step-by-Step Training
Lessons are designed to take you from complete beginner to editing pro
MODULE 1 | INTRODUCTION
- Lesson 1: Welcome to DaVinci Resolve Quickstart
An introduction to the course, how it’s structured and a bit about what you’re going to learn - Lesson 2: The Basics of Video Editing
You’ll learn about what editing is, what makes a great cut and see the project you’ll be working on - Lesson 3: Downloading Your Footage, Audio & Exercise Files
It’s time to download the footage, audio and graphic files you’ll work with to follow along with us
MODULE 2 | GETTING STARTED IN DAVINCI RESOLVE
- Lesson 4: Setting Up & Touring the Interface
Let’s open up Resolve, review some important settings and discuss the function of each page - Lesson 5: Importing & Organizing Media
Before we start our project we’ll show you how to correctly import and organize your files - Lesson 6: Understanding the Timeline Tools
A tour of the Edit page and learning basic commands you’ll need to start your first cut - Lesson 7: Working with Video & Audio on the Timeline
Using the timeline tools, you’ll begin to add dialogue, visuals, music and sound effects - Lesson 8: The Three-Point Editing Technique
Learn how to edit faster using this method to complete your first assembly edit - Lesson 9: Basic Music Editing
Learn how to cut a rough music bed using a variety of tools in Resolve - Lesson 10: Working with Audio & Sound Effects
Discover the difference between mono and stereo plus volume targets, fading and more - Lesson 11: Adding Text & Graphics to an Edit
Create simple graphics in the Edit page, use title templates and change their parameters - Lesson 12: Exporting a Simple Render of Your Cut
Tour the Deliver page, set up your first render, learn how the queue works and add burn-ins
MODULE 3 | REFINING THE EDIT
- Lesson 13: Using Markers in the Timeline
View the different types of markers, how to use them and what to use them for - Lesson 14: Creating & Managing Versions of Your Edits
See best practices for juggling multiple timelines – an important thing every editor should know! - Lesson 15: Using the Trim Edit Mode & Replace Edit Tool
Learn how the trim mode helps you edit faster and practice using the slip and slide tools - Lesson 16: Adding Video Transitions
A look at some common transitions and how to use fade handles to control them - Lesson 17: Working with Video Effects
Play around with different visual effects, change their settings and apply one to our cut - Lesson 18: Stabilizing Shaky Footage
You’ll see a quick method to fix jittery footage and then apply it to a clip in our cut - Lesson 19: Working with Audio Effects & Filters
How to use the Inspector, Effects Library and hotkeys to change the sound of your audio clips - Lesson 20: Keyframing Motion & Effects
We take a look at how to create and edit keyframes to manipulate your video & audio - Lesson 21: Clip Speed & Time Remapping
See how to use re-time controls and the curve editor to change the speed of your footage - Lesson 22: Compositing Tips & Tricks
Learn about track priority and how you can use blend modes to create unique visuals
MODULE 4 | COLOR CORRECTION 101
- Lesson 23: Introduction to Color Grading & Using Scopes
We walk you through each part of the Color page, Resolve’s most powerful & well-known feature - Lesson 24: The Basics of Using Nodes
A look at the unique workflow that Resolve uses for color correction - Lesson 25: Making Primary Color Adjustments
Now that you’re familiar with the inferface, we apply some basic color correction to our cut - Lesson 26: Making Secondary Color Adjustments
Further refine your color grade with tools like Hue vs, Curves, Masks and more - Lesson 27: How to Copy Grades Between Clips
Learn three quick ways to apply your corrections to multiple clips and speed up your grading
MODULE 5 | FINISHING UP
- Lesson 28: Basic Audio Mixing in Fairlight
As we prep our cut for finishing we’ll show you some basic mixing techniques using Fairlight - Lesson 29: Advanced Exporting Techniques
We discuss the different codecs, and demonstrate the various ways you can finish your project
MODULE 6 | THE DAVINCI RESOLVE POWER PACK
- Lesson 30: Compound Clips & Adjustment Clips
Similar to nests in Premiere, compound clips are a great way to better organize your timeline - Lesson 31: Using the HSL Qualifier in the Color Page
Learn how to use this tool to isolate parts of your footage for color correction or grading - Lesson 32: Media & Project Management
Some best practices for media management and how to export your projects to other NLEs - Lesson 33: Introduction to Graphics in Fusion
Look at how to combine video, images, text, shapes and more with the powerful Fusion page - Lesson 34: Working Faster with the Cut Page
We walk you through this alternative to the Edit page & take a look at DaVinci’s Speed Editor - Lesson 36: Next Steps
Learn what next steps you can take to continue learning more in your editing journey
Why learn DaVinci Resolve Quickstart?
- Not just for color correction, Resolve also has robust editing capabilities with the Cut and Edit pages
- All-in-one solution for graphics, color grading and sound (Fusion, Color & Fairlight)
- Familiar tools & functions if you’re switching from another NLE
- Easy to transfer your projects to and from other editing software
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