Motion Graphics in Fusion - 8 SUPER USEFUL Skills!

In this video, we'll explore 8 essential skills that every Fusion user should know for doing Motion Graphics in DaVinci Resolve.

Have you ever seen those beautiful grainy shadows on animations and wondered how to achieve that effect in Fusion? Or maybe you've seen some cool number counters and thought, how can I do that? Well, this tutorial has got you covered.

Ohh... and don't forget to drop a comment with your favourite style of motion graphics! :)

0:00 - Grainy Shadows
3:03 - Perturb Modifier
3:52 - Shifting Paths
4:40 - Beat Matching in Fusion
5:59 - Versions
6:43 - Optimising Playback
8:08 - Instances for Text
10:09 - Number Counter Animations

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[LilStraggler]

Yes! MoGraph is very underserved in DR. We need more excellent educators like teaching people what's possible in fusion.

[abdellahcodes]

That Counter control was such a power move 🔥

[jannik]

the counter thing is actually huge. I am using DVR since 4 Years and learned to write completely code for counters. (Code in the Expressions) But this is much better.

[thomlyons]

Ryan, you're doing amazing work! It's nice to see someone concentrating on motion graphics in Fusion rather than just visual effects.
While I'm not going to suggest anyone in particular, I think general infographics using charts and icons etc for explainer videos would be a pretty broad and useful topic. I've done a fair amount of pretty dry corporate work over the years, so any suggestions to help spice up the information they are trying to present would be helpful.

[StahlFerro]

Always great to see a motion graphics tutorial/tips for Fusion, seems like a missing piece to the puzzle and the software is definitely capable of this akin to After Effects. Also I've been looking for ways to instance a node, and this video has helped a lot. Covering the features that can speed up mograph workflow (like Versions, Beat Matching, Playback Optimization) is a life-saver as well. Thanks as always

[FullDuplexMedia]

FWIW I subscribe to a bunch of the Resolve channels out there, and I really like that you've zoomed out a bit and you're focusing on more of the "primitives" in Fusion as opposed to how to do a single effect. I'd say keep doing what you're doing and honor your own style: I literally just learned 3 things that I didn't know in 12 minutes. More importantly, they're things that will save me time and allow me to be smarter the next time I go in for an effect. Really well done, subbed instantly! Looking forward to more.

[HebersonB]

One channel that always surpriseded me in how they approach the editing and the overall flow of their videos is "Athletic Interest". The camera movement around images, and sometimes the combination of that with animating the images itself, would be a nice thing to learn! By the way, excellent work in your videos, I'm learning a lot!

[andrefouche]

What else can I say: the GURU at work. Thanks so much for sharing - love your tutorials.

[mediacompanyy]

Amazing, Ryan! We need more videos on Motion Graphics in Davinci Resolve from you.❤❤

[brunogustavokilian]

Awesome video! Vox editing styles would be great.

[Cygnoux]

more fusion motion graphics please <3 loved it Ryan!

[Easy_Forex_Strategy]

Ohh. I was watching your old videos. Only to see that you just posted. Thank you again. Just commenting before I watch.

[jonaragogna]

Great video Ryan! Constantly trying to improve my editing game and you are making it easy to be on resolve while everyone else is on AE.

[Smelloffishing]

You have explained it really well. I really became your fan.

[Lamina_TV]

I'm always waiting for a video notification from you!😭🔥

[markwarren]

Brilliant Video Ryan, you are alot more talented than you give yourself credit for, I have come over from After Effects to Fusion and it can be a head scratcher at times so I really appreciate your content and clear explanations... I follow Sonduck for AE tutorials. Thanks again mate, learning loads from you

[arnoldsnodgrass]

I've said it before but I'll say it again - thank you so much for these tutorials. Not just useful but so very clearly explained, with all the little extra questions answered too (like "do I need to turn these back on for rendering?"). A masterclass!

[neverhelios]

It might not be very usual, but I love the graphic design of ALtheBoi videos (on its essays like leitmotiv)

[erwanlecorre]

Hey Ryan, I come from After Effects and watching your videos gave me a whole new perspective regarding Fusion, so thank you! For the motion graphics youtubers I like the most, I think you already know Ben Marriott. I also like ECAbrams, and more on the blender side if you want to integrate 3D models in fusion (that could be cool) Kevandram, veriveig and IanHubert. Cheers!

[ManBung]

Ryan, thank you for the tutorials and the work you do! You are a truly amazing creator and member of this community and I consider you part of the bedrock that guides the new users of DR towards greatness!