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DaVinci Resolve Beginner Tutorial - Video Editing
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- 1 Introduction to the course
- 2 Opening up DaVinci Resolve for the first time
- 3 Setting up your databases
- 4 Complete overview of the DaVinci Resolve workspace
- 5 Importing your files in the media tab
- 6 Checking your project settings
- 7 Creating a timeline from your imported files
- 8 Complete overview of the Edit tab
- 9 Taking a look at the process of editing
- 10 Making selects: tools for finding the best takes in your footage
- 11 Crafting a narrative from your selects
- 12 Creating a compelling intro using a non-linear editing structure: motion portraits and voiceover
- 13 Introducing music into the edit to influence the overall tone
- 14 Making cuts to your music tracks to better fit your edit decisions
- 15 Continuing to craft the story of your edit
- 16 Creating a punch in or crop in edit to hide a jump cut in your footage
- 17 Using the rule of thirds to line up your edit points
- 18 Introducing B-roll footage to your edits
- 19 Using stock footage from Envato Elements to further enhance the narrative
- 20 Creating a music bed underneath your interview track
- 21 Creating animated lower thirds
- 22 Creating an outro for your video using music, b-roll, and motion graphics
- 23 Doing a really quick, really simple, but SUPER effective color grade on our footage
- 24 Working with LUTs in DaVinci Resolve, how to easily grade Slog3 footage
- 25 Duplicating your color grade across multiple pieces of footage
- 26 Mixing and mastering your dialogue track—the easy way!
- 27 The Final Product: reviewing the edit before delivering to the client
- 28 Exporting your video from DaVinci Resolve: how to set up your Deliver tab
- 29 Perfect YouTube export settings from DaVinci Resolve
- 30 Congratulations, you’re now a video editor!
