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0:00 - Intro
0:57 - It's FREE!
1:23 - New DaVinci Resolve Course
2:25 - Overview Of Program
3:24 - The Media Panel
3:43 - The Cut Panel
4:17 - The Edit Panel
5:37 - The Fusion Panel
6:12 - The Color Panel
6:38 - The Fairlight Panel
7:12 - The Delivery Panel
7:32 - Creating a Sequence
8:04 - Importing Your Footage
9:18 - Trimming Your Footage
11:02 - Basic Editing
14:14 - Basic Color Grading/Nodes
19:10 - Fusion/Adding a Title
21:54 - Exporting
23:58 - Want To Learn More?

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This video should be named “understanding DaVinci in 20 min”

samt

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lovetotravel

Pro Tip: NEVER USE THE DELETE KEY on the edit page. If you want to remove a clip, select it and hit the backspace key. Then, if you want to remove the gap as well, select the gap between clips and hit the backspace key again. I know this sounds like more work, but believe me, this will save you heart ache. The delete key does something somewhat unusual in Davinci Resolve; particularly if you are working in multiple layers. When you delete a clip off the timeline it also removes the gap without proper respect to the various layers of all the clips to the right. What that means is if you have nearly finished a project and then go back to remove 1 clip from the middle, using delete can screw up ever edit to the right of that on the timeline. If you insist on trying it, experiment carefully and be prepared to hit undo (Ctrl-Z) if you are not happy with the outcome. It may be that there is some special case that this IS what you wanted to do. But I found repeatedly that DELETE caused nothing but trouble. I have stopped using it entirely. Since I don't use the cut page at all, I am not sure how DELETE responds on that page. I am only saying this regarding the edit page.

sumitjakhar

I've been looking at quite a lot of tutorials on this software and this is by far the best - not too long and not too fast paced, thank you :)

grumpyclark

After 7 years working exclusively in FCP and switching to Davinci, this video got me up and running in one evening. Great job, and thank you!

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BostonTerrierDad

THANK YOU for explaining nodes in the fusion page where I can finally understand it! Great work.

Videosonyourwebsite

I’ve been using FCP for a long time but after watching this video, it’s time to switch to DaVinci, you explained it so well 👍🏻🙌🏻

theoutdoorpicture

Great video! I was used to Adobe Premiere Pro and was actually hesistant to switching to DaVinci Resolve. Now I think it's actually better in using it than Premiere. I will still need to get used to everything it has to offer, but I think it's the better choice.

lennwel

About to start my new job as an editor and the company is switching to resolve as there main editor. Can't wait to check out the full course

JohnHenderson_RP

Switching over...??? Will love you guys to dive deep into colour grading with Davinci, node tree, colour correction, colour separation and film looks thanks so much for coming over

lifewalklens

Thank you. I have used Premiere for DECADES! This video is direct and to the point and I’m confident enough to jump into DiVinci.

SpecialDad

Super new to everything related to post-production, and have minimal experience with premiere pro. Downloaded the free version of DaVinci Resolve to check it out before I buy but had no idea how to get started using it. This video just solved all of that. Thank you.

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